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Miniature Access Percutaneous Pyloric Spreader

Surgeons are always striving to improve miniature access surgery by developing new techniques and instruments. As the Weber-Ramstedt pyloromyotomy and the Benson pyloric spreader have already been proven valuable in open surgery, we designed a unique miniature access percutaneous pyloric spreader.
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The miniature access percutaneous pyloric spreader, modelled after the Benson spreader has the following unique features:

It is slim, it has a double action mechanism, its angled jaws are serrated on the outside and inside and it can be used without a trocar. The use of the miniature access percutaneous pyloric spreader considerably improved the pyloromyotomy procedure. Operative time could be reduced and there were no complications. Its slim size allowed the spreader to easily fit into the myotomy incision. Serrations outside the spreader permitted enough friction to prevent the instrument from sliding. The double action mechanism allowed equal distribution of force on both sides of the myotomy. Introduction without a trocar decreased abdominal trauma and improved cosmetic results. The miniature access pyloric spreader proves to be a useful instrument for miniature access pyloromyotomy, which improves surgical precision, avoids unnecessary movements and minimizes potential complications.

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