Intragastric Balloon Removing Kit J Tip Grasper, Puncture Needle With Suction Cannula

About Intragastric Balloon Removing Kit J Tip Grasper, Puncture Needle With Suction Cannula

The Intragastric Balloon Removing Kit is a medical device used during an endoscopic procedure to safely deflate and extract an intragastric balloon. The kit's components work in sequence to puncture the balloon, aspirate its contents, and then securely grasp and remove it from the stomach. Kit Components and FunctionThe intragastric balloon removing kit typically includes the following instruments for a safe and efficient retrieval process:

• Puncture Needle with Suction Cannula
  • Function: The puncture needle is used to pierce the intragastric balloon (which can be filled with either air or liquid).
  • Aspiration: Once the balloon is punctured, the attached suction cannula facilitates the aspiration (removal) of the balloon's contents, allowing it to deflate completely.
• J Tip Grasper (with Rat's Tooth)
  • Function: After the balloon has been deflated, the J tip grasper with a rat's tooth is inserted through the endoscope to securely grasp the deflated balloon material.
  • Retrieval: The grasper's design helps in obtaining a secure hold on the foreign body, minimizing the risk of slippage, so the deflated balloon can be carefully withdrawn from the body through the esophagus under endoscopic guidance.

Purpose-Built for Gastroenterology

Engineered for professionals in the field of gastroenterology, the Intragastric Balloon Removing Kit offers a comprehensive solution for balloon extraction. Precision tools like the J Tip Grasper and the puncture needle with suction cannula ensure patient safety and procedural efficiency, making it a valuable addition to any clinical practice.


Quality and Practical Design

Constructed from durable, medical-grade plastic and weighing just 0.6 kg, this kit combines strength with convenience. Its compact dimensions (25 x 15 x 5 cm) permit easy handling and storage, while the white color code supports quick visual identification in a busy clinical environment.