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3 34 Hand Instruments Bipolar Forceps Chapter 3.1 J.-U. Stolzenburg Instrument name Qty Needle holder “HiQ+”, 5 x 330 mm, with ratchet, WA63708A straight 1 WA63718A curved 1 A63010A Grasping forceps “HiQ+”, atraumatic, 2 with Ergo handle, 5 x 330 mm, with ratchet Dissection forceps “HiQ+“, with Ergo handle, A63310A 5 x 330 mm, straight 2 A63320A 5 x 330 mm, Maryland 1 A63810A Scissors “HiQ+”, 1 Metzenbaum, with Ergo handle, 5 x 330 mm A56790A Clip applicator, 1 10 x 330 mm, curved, for clips medium/large A5635 Instrument name Qty WA63120C Grasping forceps “HiQ+”, Johann, 1 fenestrated, with Ergo handle, 5 x 330 mm, bipolar A60003C HF cable, bipolar, 3.5 m length, 1 for UES-30/-40, and Valleylab HF units
Trocars Accessories Recommended set of instruments for EERPE Chapter 3.1 35 Instrument name Qty Trocar “TroQ”, 11 x 80 mm, A5859 Trocar tube, with thread 1 and stopcock A5823 Trocar spike, triangular tip 1 Reduction tube, A5610 10 mm to 5 mm, insulated 1 A5837 13/11 mm to 5 mm 1 Trocar “TroQ”, 11 x 110 mm, A5828 Trocar tube, with stopcock 1 A5855 Trocar spike, according to Hasson 1 A5887 Trocar cone, for trocar acc. to Hasson 1 Trocar “TroQ SL ”, 5.5 x 80 mm, A5819 Trocar tube, with thread 3 A5948 Trocar spike, triangular 3 OMSPDB Tyco Balloon Trocar PDB 1000 1 1000 Instrument name Qty ECatch10G Tyco retrieval bag “EndoCatch” 1 18 Fr. catheter 1 18 Fr. silicon (final) catheter 1 Bladder syringe 1 Langenbeck Retractors, 2 43 x 13 mm
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Page 8 and 9: Contents 9 Haemostasis in Radical P
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9 140 9.6.3 Human Fibrinogen 9.6.5
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9 142 5. Harrell AG, Kercher KW, He
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10 144 Chapter 10 The extraperitone
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10 146 Chapter 10 H. John ∙ M. T.
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