LiVac Laparoscopic Liver Retractor System in the Clinical Study

The LiVac laparoscopic liver retractor system (LiVac retractor) is a straightforward and easy-to-use surgical instrument. This is demonstrated by successful application in each of the first ten patients in a research study published by the National Library of Medicine. The retractor does not fundamentally alter the techniques required for the procedures for which it was used. However, it does result in fewer incisions. The LiVac retractor) is composed of a soft silicone ring connected to suction tubing and connected to a controlled suction source. Suction tubing runs parallel to existing ports.

3 Promising Achievements Made By LiVac in October

The LiVac Liver Retractor is a groundbreaking medical device that helps surgeons to more effectively and efficiently remove tissue during liver surgery. The device works by using suction to lift and retract the liver, allowing the surgeon to have a clear view of the operative field and providing greater access to the areas of the liver that need to be removed. In addition, the LiVac Liver Retractor significantly reduces surgical time, blood loss, and surgical complications. As LiVac’s master distributor, Junala is happy to announce 3 new significant achievements of the company!

Advantage of Single-Use Surgical Instruments

In the new medical era, healthcare evolves and necessitates a modern approach. Latest and improved medical devices are needed to promote better patient outcomes from surgeries. The rapid change in the medical field requires the use of disposable medical tools because of the many benefits they entail.

Latest Innovative Surgical Instruments in Quality Control

According to the World Health Organization, every year, over 234 million surgical procedures are performed worldwide. Given the enormity of the number, even a low rate of complications and death during surgical procedures could have massive implications, making surgical safety a significant global health issue.

Are our healthcare workers sufficiently protected?

Healthcare workers depend on high-quality personal protective equipment (PPE) every day to protect themselves and their patients from transmittable diseases. The coronavirus pandemic has overwhelmed healthcare facilities worldwide, making the availability of high-quality PPE more important than ever.

The chronic shortage of life-saving medical oxygen in the pandemic

The World Health Organization (WHO) considers medical oxygen necessary to treat hypoxemia and pneumonia and includes it on the Model List of Essential Medicines and List of Essential Medicines for Children. Oxygen is also needed for other non-respiratory conditions and during surgeries and childbirth.