Ligation Education Resources for When You Need It.
Providing your team with the latest information and education tools to help improve patient outcomes.
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Providing your team with the latest information and education tools to help improve patient outcomes.
Get Education Updates
Healthcare can be unpredictable, and those in the medical profession are under more pressure than ever to achieve perfection. We care about providing your team information about the latest educational tools, with the goal of enabling you to excel in your role to help improve patient outcomes at your facility. This commitment to you is reflected by bringing awareness around the variety of CE courses available to you and your team that covers best practices and insights for your ligation technology.
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Program Description*
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC) is a minimally invasive surgical procedure for removing a diseased gallbladder and is the most common laparoscopic operation worldwide with approximately 300K performed worldwide annually. Ligating with manual polymer clips has proven to be as effective as metal clips and could potentially save undue costs. It is important for the entire surgical team to be familiar with the most common ligation clips to ensure they are used appropriately and safely.
In this CE module, surgical expert William Hope, MD, reviews the gold standard treatment for symptomatic gallstones, complications of surgery, and safe and efficient strategies for cystic duct and artery closure. To illustrate best practices, Dr. Hope shares video clips of LC procedures he recently performed, with a focus on avoiding surgical complications and the optimal use of hemostatic surgical clips.
*Program description and course offered by Haymarket Medical Education at myCME.com. The development of this course was supported by an unrestricted medical education grant from Teleflex.
Take This Course at myCME.comProgram Description*
Advancements in technology have enabled the development of more effective instruments for ligating structures and safer surgical techniques to provide quick and easy hemostasis and to maintain optimal view of the surgical field. The method of choice can be influenced by many factors: ease of use and deployment of the device and the ability to provide a secure closure.
In this CE activity, Chan Park, MD, will discuss the evolution of ligation and demonstrate the appropriate selection of various ligation devices and their proper use, as well as explain the importance of optimal management of the ligation instruments—including open, endoscopic, and take-apart appliers—following surgery.
*Program description and course offered by Haymarket Medical Education at myCME.com. The development of this course was supported by an unrestricted medical education grant from Teleflex.
Take This Course at myCME.comProgram Description*
The SPD staff are integral members of the surgical team; without their care and oversight of the instruments, no procedure would be successful. The SPD staff help save lives by adhering to proper cleaning, handling, and storage of instruments, and following manufacturers’ maintenance schedules. This CE activity outlines the responsibilities of the sterile processing department, surgical technologists, and other relevant staff in the handling, processing, inspection, sterilization, and loading of select surgical instruments before, during, and following the procedure.
*Program description and course offered by Haymarket Medical Education at myCME.com. The development of this course was supported by an unrestricted medical education grant from Teleflex.
Take This Course at myCME.comComplete this crossword puzzle as you watch the new CE course, “Surgical Ligating Clip Technology and its Role in Maintaining Laparoscopic Hemostatis” offered by Haymarket Medical Education and review the Teleflex Surgical Product Ligation Pages to better understand Teleflex Ligation Products.
All Weck® appliers and removers should be cleaned and sterilized per instructions provided in the IFUs
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Caution: U.S. federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.
Weck Ligating Clips are contraindicated for use as a fallopian contraceptive tubal occlusion
device and contraindicated for use in ligating the renal artery during laparoscopic donor
nephrectomies.
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