Currently, approximately 90% of intra-abdominal surgical procedures (eg, digestive system,Bariatric Trocar gynecological, urological, or vascular surgery) are performed by laparoscopy. To perform this type of surgery,Bariatric Trocar the surgeon will make several incisions on the abdominal wall so that the surgical instruments necessary for the type of surgery to be performed can be introduced. The introduction of surgical instruments is carried out by means of devices called trocars that temporarily keep the required incisions open. This incision is called the trocar site (site, site).

At the end of the surgery,Bariatric Trocar the surgeon removes the trocar from the patient's abdominal wall and closes the incision, or trocar site,Bariatric Trocar to prevent complications due to internal organ damage or hernia formation through the trocar site , Such as bleeding. Such complications can lead to difficult,Bariatric Trocar expensive and lengthy corrective measures, such as blood transfusions, hernia repairs or additional surgical interventions. Currently,Bariatric Trocar trocars are closed by direct suture and/or laparoscopic suture.