[Product Model Specifications]

The fetching bag is divided into two types: A (round) and B (ellipse) according to the different appearance of the opening device; according to the different pipe diameters of the use part, it is divided into five specifications: 40mm, 60mm, 80mm, 100mm, and 130mm.

[Scope of Application]

It is suitable for removing the excised internal tissues out of the body during minimally invasive surgery.

[How to use]

1. When opening the product packaging, the inner casing, the opening device and the holding bag are pre-installed in the outer casing.

2. Extend the retrieval bag to the surgical site through the puncture cannula.

3. Keep the inner sleeve still, and withdraw the outer sleeve backwards until the opening device and the bag are fully expanded (Note: You must keep the inner sleeve still, pull the outer sleeve back to open the device and the bag The mouth is fully expanded. If the outer sleeve remains stationary, pushing the inner sleeve forward can fully expand the opening device and the mouth of the bag, but it may cause serious damage or even breakage of the bag, resulting in tissue fragments of the bag leakage).

4. Put the diseased tissue removed during the operation into the bag (note: the volume of the included object should not exceed the maximum capacity of the bag of each specification in the above table).

5. After collecting the excised tissue, keep the outer sleeve still, withdraw the inner sleeve backwards, and gather the mouth of the holding bag at the front end of the outer sleeve.

6. Withdraw the outer sleeve, inner sleeve and puncture device backwards, and pull the mouth of the bag to the outside of the body.

7. Break the inner sleeve along the notch near the rear handle, remove the outer sleeve and puncture sleeve.

8. Grasp the bag opening on the incision with your fingers, and push the metal wire on the opening device forward to easily open the closed bag opening.

9. Use surgical instruments to go deep into the holding bag to remove the excised tissue (the holding bag shall not be damaged when the surgical instruments are inserted into the holding bag to take out the excised tissue to prevent the broken tissue from leaking).

10. After the excised tissue is completely taken out, pull out the holding bag (before pulling out the holding bag, make sure that the excised tissue in the holding bag has been completely taken out. If you need to take out a complete tissue specimen, do not pull it forcibly when encountering resistance. It can be properly expanded after the incision is pulled out to prevent the bag from rupturing).