REF: MEN-2026-0113
Surgery
Anorectal Ligation Device
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₦88,000.00
Product Code MEN-2026-0113
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Sub-Category Hemorrhoid
Suction Mechanism: Many devices use negative pressure (suction) to pull the hemorrhoidal tissue into a ligation drum, often eliminating the need for forceps.
Multi-Band Capability: Devices often allow for the loading and firing of multiple rubber bands (typically 4 or more) in a single insertion, which saves time.
Ergonomic Handling: The devices feature ergonomic handles that facilitate one-handed operation, allowing the clinician to manage the device while using an anoscope.
360° Rotation: Some advanced models feature a 360° rotatable handle, improving access and control in difficult positions.
Safety Features: The device may include an attached "pushing ring" that prevents the bands from accidentally dropping into the rectum.
Visualization: Some, such as the O'Regan system, are designed to allow for clearer, improved visualization of the surgical field compared to older, traditional metal, reusable, "pull-type" ligators.
Size Options: Devices come in various sizes, with common inner diameters of 10mm to 12mm, often designed to target tissue 1-2 cm above the dentate line to minimize pain.
Multi-Band Capability: Devices often allow for the loading and firing of multiple rubber bands (typically 4 or more) in a single insertion, which saves time.
Ergonomic Handling: The devices feature ergonomic handles that facilitate one-handed operation, allowing the clinician to manage the device while using an anoscope.
360° Rotation: Some advanced models feature a 360° rotatable handle, improving access and control in difficult positions.
Safety Features: The device may include an attached "pushing ring" that prevents the bands from accidentally dropping into the rectum.
Visualization: Some, such as the O'Regan system, are designed to allow for clearer, improved visualization of the surgical field compared to older, traditional metal, reusable, "pull-type" ligators.
Size Options: Devices come in various sizes, with common inner diameters of 10mm to 12mm, often designed to target tissue 1-2 cm above the dentate line to minimize pain.
Ligation Method: Uses suction (manual or vacuum-assisted) to draw in tissue, followed by the placement of elastic bands/rubber rings.
Band Capacity: Features multiple firing capabilities (typically 4-6 bands) to allow multiple ligations (e.g., in different rectal positions) in a single session.
Disposable Design: Most commonly single-use for hygiene and to prevent cross-infection.
Rotating Head: Enables 360-degree rotation to easily target hemorrhoids.
Transparent Suction Tube: Provides improved visibility during the procedure.
Trigger Mechanism: Ergonomic handle, often allowing for one-handed operation and activation.
Ligating Ring: Silicone rubber or latex, known for strong elasticity and high tensile strength to prevent slipping.
Main Body: Medical-grade ABS/plastics.
Internal Diameter: Generally 8mm, 10mm, or 12mm.
Band Diameter: Resting diameter typically 3-5mm, stretching to accommodate tissue.
Procedure Aids: Includes, or is designed to work with, anoscope sets for visualization, anal dilators, and anal plugs.
Procedure Time: 5-10 minutes.
Operating Temperature (if applicable): Designed for standard clinical, non-sterile, or sterile, depending on classification
Band Capacity: Features multiple firing capabilities (typically 4-6 bands) to allow multiple ligations (e.g., in different rectal positions) in a single session.
Disposable Design: Most commonly single-use for hygiene and to prevent cross-infection.
Rotating Head: Enables 360-degree rotation to easily target hemorrhoids.
Transparent Suction Tube: Provides improved visibility during the procedure.
Trigger Mechanism: Ergonomic handle, often allowing for one-handed operation and activation.
Ligating Ring: Silicone rubber or latex, known for strong elasticity and high tensile strength to prevent slipping.
Main Body: Medical-grade ABS/plastics.
Internal Diameter: Generally 8mm, 10mm, or 12mm.
Band Diameter: Resting diameter typically 3-5mm, stretching to accommodate tissue.
Procedure Aids: Includes, or is designed to work with, anoscope sets for visualization, anal dilators, and anal plugs.
Procedure Time: 5-10 minutes.
Operating Temperature (if applicable): Designed for standard clinical, non-sterile, or sterile, depending on classification
Preparation: The patient typically lies on their left side with knees brought up towards the chest. No specialized bowel preparation or anesthesia is usually required.
Visualization: The doctor inserts a lubricated anoscope (a small, lighted tube) into the anus to clearly visualize the internal hemorrhoids.
Suction Method (e.g., Adler Ligator, Haemoband): The doctor inserts the ligator through the anoscope and uses suction to draw the hemorrhoidal tissue into the device's cylinder.
Forceps Method: The doctor uses a tool with forceps to grasp the hemorrhoid and pull it into the ligation drum.
Placement: The device releases a rubber band at the base of the hemorrhoid.
Location Importance: The band must be placed at least 1-2 cm above the dentate line (the sensory boundary in the anal canal) to avoid pain.
Visualization: The doctor inserts a lubricated anoscope (a small, lighted tube) into the anus to clearly visualize the internal hemorrhoids.
Suction Method (e.g., Adler Ligator, Haemoband): The doctor inserts the ligator through the anoscope and uses suction to draw the hemorrhoidal tissue into the device's cylinder.
Forceps Method: The doctor uses a tool with forceps to grasp the hemorrhoid and pull it into the ligation drum.
Placement: The device releases a rubber band at the base of the hemorrhoid.
Location Importance: The band must be placed at least 1-2 cm above the dentate line (the sensory boundary in the anal canal) to avoid pain.
