Future Surgery 2024
Fast and precise laparoscopic dissection Erbe’s TriSect rapide, a minimally invasive electrosurgical instrument, gets the surgeon faster to the goal and covers a range of functions and replaces several instruments intraoperatively. Vessels and tissue bundles can be grasped, dissected and sealed in a single procedure without changing instruments. The solution allows surgeons to dissect and seal in one single step. Modes of the VIO 3 electrosurgical unit specifically designed for TriSect rapide - such as thermoSECT - cut similarly to scissors. Tissue bundles can be separated with a haemostasis effect, and vessels up to 5 mm can be reliably sealed. With the softCOAG coagulation mode, thick tissue bundles are pre-coagulated with the branch, small oozing haemorrhages are spot-coagulated or diffuse haemorrhages are stopped over a large area. TriSect rapide allows precise preparation in the immediate vicinity of adjacent structures. This is because the temperature level of less than 100°C at the backs of the branches is significantly lower than that of comparable instruments. The branch even cools down to a low 60°C after a single dissection and sealing. Added to this is the low lateral thermal spread of less than 1 mm. Adjacent sensitive structures are thus protected. The thermal influence on the surrounding tissue can be further reduced by a short activation, allowing safe dissection close to sensitive structures such as the intestine. Low vascularised structures, such as in the
mesentery, can be completely dissected by the experienced surgeon without accompanying coagulation bluntly or electrosurgically faster. In initial acceptance tests, 96% of users rated the instrument as innovative and it has gained attention of the design jury to award TriSect rapide with the Red Dot Award 2023 and the iF Award 2023. Visit: stand K40.
Reducing the risk of SSIs Solventum, formerly 3M Health Care, will be exhibiting its 3M Bair Hugger Normothermia Solutions. Reducing the risk of surgical complications has never been more important. Active warming and consistent core temperature monitoring is needed from the
moment the patient enters the pre-operative area until discharge from recovery. Also being showcased at Future Surgery is the company’s 3M Ioban 2 Antimicrobial Incise Drapes. Loban antimicrobial incise drapes are designed to help reduce the risk of SSIs. They are applied to a patient’s skin at the site of a surgical incision to create a sterile surface and deliver broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity throughout the surgical procedure. Other highlights on the stand include 3M Prevena Therapy, for patients who are at risk of developing post-operative surgical site complications. This scientifically engineered, advanced dressing therapy delivers negative pressure to the wound, holding wound edges together, decreasing lateral tension and reducing the risk of seromas and superficial SSIs developing. Visit: stand H15.
centred design with engineering excellence, developing devices that meet real clinical needs. Discuss your surgical technology challenges
on: stand L40.
Ventilation tubes Visitors to Innovia Medical’s stand at Future Surgery can discuss their perfect fit Ventilation Tubes/Grommets. With 20 sizes, shapes, including single and multiple flanges and colours, the Summit ENT Ventilation Tubes will meet most Myringotomy and Tympanoplasty needs.
Summit Medical Ventilation Tubes are
indicated for use in pathologic conditions which require ventilation, fluid drainage or the equalising of air pressure in the auditory canal or ear. The company’s Ventilation Tubes are sterile, single-use manufactured using a variety of materials including silicone elastomer, fluoroplastic, polyethylene, and titanium ensures there is a ventilation tube to suite every patient. Visit stand J60 to obtain a free sample.
Surgical innovation partnerships Team Consulting is a leading surgical device design and development partner. For almost 40 years, the company has helped clients bring groundbreaking surgical technologies to market. Team Consulting works with the world’s
largest MedTech companies to start ups, and is an innovation partner of the Royal College of Surgeons England. Its R&D teams combine user-
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Connected surgical training Inovus works to remaster surgical training through accessible, affordable, and functional technologies. Founded in 2012, combining the talents of a medic and an engineer, Inovus is transforming surgical care, providing a solution to the global surgeon shortage, and, ultimately, saving lives. The company is on a mission to become the world’s partner for surgical training via an evolving ecosystem of surgical simulators, powered by a state-of-the-art digital surgery platform. Working in partnership with the world’s leading educators, clinicians, and Med Tech professionals, the aim Is to help transform the way surgeons learn and grow through purposeful practice. Visit: stand K45
Other highlights
Future Surgery is also co-located with two other major events - Acute & General Medicine and Anaesthesia & Critical Care. Details of the conference streams for these events can be viewed at: l Acute & General Medicine and Anaesthesia & Critical Care:
https://www.agmconference.
co.uk/2024-conference-programme
l Anaesthesia & Critical Care: https://www.
accconference.co.uk/2024-conference- programme
How to register
Future Surgery is free to attend for registered healthcare professionals in the NHS or private setting, and other relevant decision- makers. For details of the full programme and to register to attend, visit: https://www.
futuresurgeryshow.com/2024-conference- programme
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