Hasson trocar

Has·son tro·car

a blunt trocar inserted into the peritoneal cavity after making a small celiotomy; used for insufflation and introduction of a laparoscope.

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First, a right paraumbilical incision was made to introduce a Hasson trocar, which showed citric parauterine effusion and dolicosigma, and then, two other trocars were placed, one in the right lumbar region (10 mm) and the second in the left iliac region (5 mm).

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Once the edges of the peritoneum are secured, a blunt trocar (Hasson trocar) is inserted.

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