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Our Disposable Suction Irrigation System is a sterile, single-use medical device that helps surgeons to clear the surgical site of blood, tissue, and other debris during a laparoscopic procedure. The system comprises a suction tube and an irrigation tube that are connected to a handle. The handle allows the surgeon to control the suction and irrigation flow rate and pressure. The system is designed to fit securely onto the laparoscopic instrument to facilitate precise control.

NXT Medical carries two variations of our disposable suction irrigation systems. See below to view all product information, or download the full product brochure by clicking the button below.

Standard Features

Suction Irrigation System

Integrated with Smoke Filter Type

  • Dialysis-Grade Material Tubing

    DEHP Free, Drapes easily to minimize cooling.

  • Flow Valves

    Realizes effective control of the flow of liquids

  • Clip-On Connection Design

    Convenient for quick connection and disassembly; Consistent diameter design of the shaft and channel reduces clogging and maximizes the suction and irrigation volume

  • Anti-Glare Matte Shaft

    Prevents the light reflection during procedures

  • Round-Arc Probe

    Prevents the risk of scraping tissue or organs

  • Probe End Holes Design

    Prevents tissue damage due to inadvertent aspiration

  • 100% Clear PC Material

    Provides the best view of the working channels through the handpiece

  • Color-Coded Buttons

    For simple and quick distinction between suction and irrigation buttons

  • Intuitive Protrusion Design

    Convenient, suction button with protrusion design

  • Specimen Collection Portal

    Built-in sealing ring design ensures air tightness while enabling fast sampling

  • Smoke Filter

    Remains pneumoperitoneum when the smoke filter is on Maintains visibility, improving overall efficiency in the operating room During surgeries reduces adverse effects on surgeons and patients

Ergonomic Handpiece

Ambidextrous design, comfortable use