Veress Needle

Features of Veress Needle

• The Veress Needle is a single-use needle for laparoscopic surgery.

• Ergonomically designed handle for comfortable grip.

• Blunt tip-spring activated stylet with an audible click and a visual abdominal free-space indicator.

• The product is with economy, safety, stability, and reliability.

  
  

Veress Needle Size

Veress Needle vs Hasson Technique

When comparing the Veress Needle and the Hasson technique in laparoscopic procedures, it's important to consider several factors:

• Invasiveness: The Veress Needle is less invasive, using a closed technique for creating pneumoperitoneum. The Hasson technique, on the other hand, involves an open approach.

• Ease of Use:  The Veress Needle is often considered quicker and more straightforward, especially in patients without previous abdominal surgery.

• Safety Profile:  While both methods are generally safe, the Hasson technique might be preferred in certain clinical scenarios to minimize the risk of inadvertent injury to internal organs.

• Suitability:  The Veress Needle is versatile, but the Hasson technique may be more suitable for patients with a history of abdominal surgeries to avoid adhesions.

• Learning Curve:  The Veress Needle may have a steeper learning curve due to the blind insertion technique, compared to the direct visualization in the Hasson technique.

• Time Efficiency:  Typically, the Veress Needle can be faster in establishing pneumoperitoneum, which might be preferred in time-sensitive procedures.