EziSurg Medical’s easyEndo™ Lite surgical stapler is a cutting-edge instrument designed to meet the rigorous demands of minimally invasive surgical procedures. Its precision engineering and ergonomic functionality make it indispensable in thoracic and gastrointestinal surgeries. Below, we delineate its contraindications and primary applications, adhering strictly to the provided terminology.

Contraindications

The easyEndo™ Lite surgical stapler is contraindicated in patients presenting with the following conditions:

Gastrointestinal Mucosa Edema

Edematous mucosal tissues may compromise staple integrity, elevating risks of leakage or mechanical failure.

Thicker Muscle Layers or Poor Healing Ability

Tissues with excessive thickness or impaired regenerative capacity (e.g., due to chronic conditions) may resist proper staple formation.

Suspected Cancer Tissue Remains

The device is unsuitable for use in areas where residual malignant tissue is suspected post-resection.

Preoperative assessment of tissue quality and patient-specific factors is critical to ensure safe application.

Primary Applications

The easyEndo™ Lite surgical stapler is validated for the following procedures across thoracic and gastrointestinal disciplines:

Thoracic Surgery

Thoracoscopic Pulmonary Bulla Resection

Secure resection and closure of pulmonary bullae in spontaneous pneumothorax management.

Thoracoscopic Lobotomy

Precision stapling during lung lobe resection for pathological conditions.

Thoracoscopic Lung Resection

Controlled removal of lung tissue in cases of nodules, tumors, or localized disease.

Gastrointestinal Surgery

Laparoscopic Gastrectomy

Partial or total stomach resection with reliable anastomotic stapling.

Laparoscopic Resection of the Colon

Segmental colon resection for diverticular disease, neoplasms, or obstructions.

Laparoscopic Lower Anterior Resection

Transection and reconstruction of the distal colon or rectum in colorectal surgery.

LGBP (Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass)

Creation of gastric pouches and intestinal bypass for obesity management.

Endoscopic Billroth II

Gastrojejunostomy formation following partial gastrectomy.

Laparoscopic Right Half Colon Resection

Resection of the right colon for malignancies or inflammatory conditions.

Endoscopic Roux-En-Y Surgery

Construction of enteroenteric or gastrojejunal anastomoses in metabolic or biliary procedures.