Medical product and application videos from Erbe
Charlotte, a happy mother from France: “When I was 20 years old, I constantly had to go to the gynecologist because of abdominal pain. After several examinations, I was diagnosed with endometriosis – a common … Continue reading Endometriosis – EXCEPTIONAL PATIENT STORIES
Sealing of vessels and tissue structures and precise bipolar dissection are important working steps in gynecological surgeries. Erbe therefore provides reliable and reusable surgical instruments – BiClamp® LAP and LAP BiSect Micro. Dr. Ma Li … Continue reading BiClamp® LAP and LAP BiSect in gynecological surgery – a testimonial by Dr. Ma Li, University Hospital Singapore
Reliable vessel sealing with BiClamp® LAP forceps during a total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH). The procedure is performed by D. Sarlos, MD, Kantonsspital Aarau, Switzerland. 1. Dissection of the Fallopian tube from the uterus 2. Ovary … Continue reading Total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH) with BiClamp® LAP forceps
During a vaginal hysterectomy the sacrouterine ligament was severed with the BiClamp® 201 T from Erbe. With the BiClamp® a minimum pain and bleeding thanks to reliable sealing of all vessels and tissue structures is … Continue reading Transection of the sacrouterine ligament with BiClamp® 201 T
Bipolar cutting and coagulating, dissecting and detaching of ligaments with the LAP BiSect Macro from Erbe during a laparoscopic-assisted vaginal hysterectomy (LAVH).
A vaginal-assisted laparoscopic radical hysterectomy with bipolar LAP scissors, BiClamp® LAP forceps Maryland, BiCision® M and BiClamp® 200 C.
The “cool” jaws of the BiClamp® reduce the risk of injuring the uterus. A optimal fixation of the tissue by an anatomically adapted jaw shape supports the minimal-invasive character of the procedure of the vaginal … Continue reading Vaginal hysterectomy with BiClamp® 201 T
The electrosurgical pencil from Erbe for monopolar cutting, coagulation and simultaneous smoke evacuation.
Gynecological LEEP Conization with monopolar electrodes – the tungsten snare and the ball electrode.