General surgery
Build common open and minimally invasive general-surgery capability around acute care, abdominal procedures and the team’s real procedural foundation.
XENTRA MEDICAL · SURGICAL DEPARTMENTS
Plan each specialty as a distinct clinical pathway, with the shared operating platform and specialist resources it requires.

SURGICAL DEPARTMENT DIRECTIONS
Each pathway is planned around its clinical functions, supported procedures, specialist equipment and instrument sets.
Build common open and minimally invasive general-surgery capability around acute care, abdominal procedures and the team’s real procedural foundation.
Plan trauma, fixation, image-guided and selected joint services around positioning, imaging, power tools, implant logistics and postoperative support.
Develop diagnostic endoscopy, transurethral surgery and stone-management pathways with the correct imaging, irrigation, energy and reprocessing support.
Keep outpatient assessment, maternity and gynecologic surgery as connected but distinct paths, each with its own rooms, teams and emergency needs.
INSTRUMENT SETS
Instrument sets are configured by procedure. Final composition and quantity follow target procedures, case volume and sterile turnaround.
Switch between the four specialties to review clinical functions, major equipment, supported procedures and instrument sets.
Provides height, tilt and position adjustment for open abdominal and laparoscopic surgery.
Appendectomy, hernia, gallbladder and gastrointestinal surgery, abdominal emergencies and laparoscopy.
Provides stable, low-shadow illumination for open surgery and minimally invasive procedures.
Open and minimally invasive general surgery.
Supports general anesthesia, ventilation, anesthetic-gas delivery and monitoring of respiratory parameters.
Open and laparoscopic procedures requiring general anesthesia.
Continuously monitors ECG, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, respiration, temperature and other vital signs.
Perioperative monitoring and emergency surgery.
Provides tissue cutting and coagulation in monopolar and bipolar modes.
Open surgery and routine laparoscopic procedures.
Removes blood, exudate and irrigation fluid to maintain a clear surgical field.
Open abdominal surgery, emergency surgery and laparoscopy.
Combines camera, cold light source, monitor and image recording as a minimally invasive visualization platform.
Laparoscopic gallbladder, appendix and hernia procedures, and selected gastrointestinal surgery.
Creates and maintains the pressure and flow required for laparoscopic pneumoperitoneum.
Laparoscopic general surgery procedures.
Provides abdominal irrigation and fluid suction to improve visibility during laparoscopy.
Laparoscopic gallbladder, appendix and gastrointestinal surgery, and surgery for intra-abdominal infection.
Uses ultrasonic energy for tissue dissection, cutting and sealing, helping control intraoperative bleeding.
Laparoscopic gallbladder, gastrointestinal and hernia surgery, and other tissue-dissection procedures.
Uses bipolar energy to seal and divide vessels and tissue bundles, supporting surgical hemostasis.
Laparoscopic gallbladder, gastrointestinal and hernia surgery, and other tissue-dissection procedures.
Provides direct visualization of the bile ducts, stone localization and instrument-assisted stone removal.
Common bile duct exploration, stone extraction and postoperative biliary examination.
Supports recognition of severe perioperative arrhythmias, defibrillation and emergency monitoring.
Operating-room emergencies and perioperative support for higher-risk patients.
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