Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy using a new hand activated advanced bipolar device, the HALO™ PKS™ Cutting Forceps
Dr. Rosenblatt demonstrates the use of a new hand-activated advanced bipolar device, the HALO™ (Hand Activation for Laparoscopy and Open) PKS™ Cutting Forceps. The HALO™ PKS™ Cutting Forceps is the latest advancement in the PK® technology platform that provides the surgeon with hand activated control in one ergonomic handle. In this Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy procedure, the HALO is used to coagulate and divide the pedicles. The PKS™ PlasmaSpatula®, an advanced bipolar cut and bipolar coagulation device, is used for the colpotomy.
Dr. Rosenblatt is paid by Gyrus ACMI, Inc. for his consulting services for courses and didactic lectures and received financial support from Gyrus ACMI, Inc. for the clinical video on this website.
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