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ENSEAL® G2 Articulating Tissue Sealer
ENSEAL® G2 Articulating Tissue Sealer
Offers secure sealing of vessels up to and including 7mm diameter, as well as lymphatics,2 while also providing versatility driven by its articulating shaft.
Features & Benefits
Secure Sealing at Every Turn
Unparalleled approach to secure sealing. 110° of articulation and 360° shaft rotation facilitates a perpendicular approach to vessels. Vessels sealed with a perpendicular approach using ENSEAL G2 Articulating Tissue Sealers were shown to be 51% stronger than vessels sealed at a 45° angle1
Unprecedented Access
Unmatched maneuvering for better access. Provides the ability to maneuver around corners and behind structures for better access to tissue, especially in deep or tight spaces
Do More with ENSEAL G2 Articulating Tissue Sealer
Versatility in the palm of your hand. May reduce the number of ports and instrument exchanges needed to access targeted areas.
Supporting Documentation
Clinical Evidence
Product Support
References
- ENSEAL® devices tested in a benchtop study on 5-7mm porcine carotid arteries. With NSLG2C35A devices, median burst pressures were 51% higher for vessels sealed at a 90° angle compared to vessels sealed at a 45° angle (p=0.0007). With NSLG2S35A devices, mean burst pressures were 29% higher for vessels sealed at a 90° angle compared to vessels sealed at a 45° angle (p=0.001).
- Studies conducted on porcine mesentery. (C157)
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