What is Trocar?

Trocar is a surgical tool with a sharp point used to create a hole in the body that can be used to introduce surgical tools. Trocary are most often attached to tubes known as cannulas, with surgical instruments passing through the cannula, Trocar and the body. Trocary is widely used in laparoscopic surgical procedures. They are also used by the burial industry, during the balsam process.

Although Trocars are traditionally sharp, the blade can come in a number of styles, from the classic three pointed blades on the traditional Trokar to the blunt blade to the uninhabited version of the instrument. Trocary can also be protected, with small shields that click on the location to prevent damage to the patient's internal organs after inserting Trokar. These devices are often designed as the only use, with a trocar discarded after use in a patient.

One use for Trocar in human and animal medicineIt is for aspiration. If the patient has the accumulation of fluid or gas, Trocar can be quickly inserted and connected to the aspiration tube to remove the accumulation. This can significantly increase comfort for the patient and acts as an emergency intervention to stabilize the patient until the doctor fails to determine what caused the accumulation and solved the problem. In laparoscopic surgery and surgery on veins and arteries, Trocary is used as ports, creating an entrance point for tools used during surgery. When the operation is complete, the device is carefully removed and small stitches are introduced.

Trocars comes in a number of sizes designed for different applications. Surgical Trocar can be quite large to allow the introduction of surgical instruments and the surgeon can usually choose from several styles and sizes to find the most suitable tool for the procedure. You can also connect various devices such as aspiration machines, ports used for drug delivery, etc.

in the Balzaming process usedTrocar is used to prepare bodies for funeral to obtain a venous approach for arterial balsamation. Once the balsaming is completed, another trocar connected to the aspiration machine is inserted into the abdomen to drain gas and liquids. This is designed to prevent the body from bloating, because the balsam process does not stop the decomposition process, it only slows it down considerably.