Ethicon Echelon Flex Powered Plus Articulating Endoscopic Linear Cutter Hand piece.

Includes: -Ethicon Echelon Flex Powered Plus Articulating Endoscopic Linear Cutter Hand piece.

Key Features:

• Powered firing system for controlled and consistent stapling and cutting.
• Articulating distal shaft facilitates access to challenging operative sites.
• Rotating shaft allows positioning in both directions.
• Six staggered rows of staples — three on each side of the cut line.
• Designed for minimally invasive endoscopic surgery.
• Ergonomic hand-piece design for practical surgical handling.

Technical Highlights:

• Simultaneous cutting and stapling in a single firing action.
• Battery-powered operation with an integrated power system.
• Available in 45 mm and 60 mm configurations, depending on the specific model/reload.
• Articulating mechanism enables the distal end to pivot for lateral access.
• Designed as a sterile, single-patient-use instrument.

Applications:

The ECHELON FLEX Powered PLUS is designed for use in minimally invasive surgical procedures requiring tissue transection, resection and stapling. Depending on the configuration, applications may include:

• Gastrointestinal surgery
• Thoracic surgery
• General laparoscopic procedures
• Tissue resection and transection
• Creation of surgical anastomoses

Key Benefits:

• Precise tissue management through simultaneous cutting and stapling.
• Enhanced access with articulating and rotating shaft movement.
• Powered firing helps support consistent device operation.
• Efficient workflow by combining cutting and stapling into one instrument.
• Suitable for complex minimally invasive procedures requiring controlled positioning.

Why Choose Ethicon ECHELON FLEX Powered PLUS?

The ECHELON FLEX Powered PLUS Articulating Endoscopic Linear Cutter combines powered performance, articulation and advanced stapling technology in a compact endoscopic surgical platform. Its six-row staple configuration and articulating shaft are designed to support controlled tissue transection and access during minimally invasive surgery.