APR Lifecare

A laparoscopic endobag (specimen retrieval bag) is a sterile, disposable, or reusable medical device used in minimally invasive surgeries to securely contain and remove tissue, organs, or stones (e.g., in cholecystectomy or appendectomy). It is inserted via a trocar (typically 10mm–12mm), prevents abdominal contamination, and reduces infection risk during extraction.
Key Features and Benefits:-
Safety: Minimizes spillage of infected or malignant tissue into the abdominal cavity.
Design: Usually made of durable, non-permeable, and flexible material (e.g., polyurethane) with a tapered design for easy removal.
Deployment: Features a self-opening or manual mechanism for quick, easy placement inside the body.
Usage: Inserted through a trocar, used to entrap tissue, closed with a secure drawstring, and removed through the incision.
Sizes: Commonly available in 10mm, 11mm, or 12mm introducer sizes. 
Common Applications:-
General Surgery: Gallbladder removal (cholecystectomy) or appendix removal.
Gynecology: Removal of cysts, fallopian tubes, or uterine tissue (myomectomy).
Urology: Stone removal. 
These bags are crucial forMaintaining a sterile, clean surgical environment and ensuring safe specimen retrieval in laparoscopic procedures.