Laparoscopic liver resection
Selectivity spares tissue and exposes blood vessels and bile ducts selectively and athermal
Laparoscopic liver resection with ERBEJET 2 and BiClamp LAP
What experts say
The combination of irrigation and aspiration in one instrument can accelerate
the process of liver parenchyma dissection and provide a stable good
visualization of the surgical field.”
MD, PhD, Head of HBP surgery Department of Moscow Clinical Scientific Center, Russian Federation
Your advantages of hydrodissection at a glance
- Reduces blood loss
- Can be learned easily and quickly
- Low rate of bile leakage is observed
- Versatile possibilities for parenchymal dissection
With low effect setting you get high selectivity (e.g. liver hilum).
With higher effect you dissect faster, selectivity decreases.
You are even faster with the monopolar applicator: hydrodissection changing with monopolar coagulation.
Webcast
The use of waterjet in laparoscopic liver surgery. Webcast by Prof. M.Efanov, Moscow, Russia
Comparison of high-pressure waterjet and ultrasonic aspirator
Results of a single-center study*
N = 68 patients
- 34 patients: high-pressure waterjet
- 34 patients: ultrasonic aspirator
60%
lower costs per operation with hydrodissection*
- No differences in patient-related and surgical characteristics
- Intraoperative blood loss did not differ significantly
- Significantly higher total bilirubin level on the second post-operative day in the ultrasonic aspirator group
- No significant difference in transaction duration, pringle maneuver, complication rate, hospital stay
*Prof. Dr. Mikhail Efanov, 14th world congress of the International Hepato&Pancreato-Biliary Association (IHPBA) 2020, (poster presentation PG04-04): Single-center prospective randomized comparison of high-pressure waterjet and ultrasonic aspirator
Workstation for liver surgery
Dissection, coagulation and aspiration combined in one instrument. This shortens your operating time.
- Straight, monopolar electrosurgical function
- No. 20150-036