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The Signia™ stapling system’s real-time feedback before and during firing , allows you to make an informed decision about your staple load selection.1,†† This feedback is continually displayed during firing helping to support identification of areas along the staple line where higher forces were experienced.2,3,† It means you’re always in charge and you still make the decisions.
The Signia™ stapling system’s sensing technology is able to distinguish between average and thicker, more challenging tissue.2-4,† As the device fires, it uses force-sensing technology to adjust firing speeds to optimize staple formation when stapling in variable tissue thicknesses. 2,3,†
With the Signia™ stapling system, you get a fully powered stapling platform that can be used with a single hand.5 Rotation, articulation, clamping and firing are all fully powered.5 Signia™ stapler allows you to free up your other hand when stapling and stay focused on the surgical site.5,§
Please see the package insert for the complete list of indications, warnings, precautions, and other important medical information.
* For VATS lobectomy.
**In comparison to single use devices.
† Preclinical results may not correlate with clinical performance in humans.
‡ Compared to Ethicon powered stapler with GST technology.
†† Bench test results may not necessarily be indicative of clinical performance.
§ 38 out of 38 surgeons surveyed agreed.
1. Based on internal test report #RE00055515, Surgeon evaluation testing Signia™ stapling system sensing technology and real-time feedback. Aug 4th, 2016
2. Based on internal test report #R2146-151-0, Powered stapling firing speed DOE analysis and ASA parameters: preliminary ex vivo porcine model data using various speeds a user can deploy staples with a manual handle (n=243 firings). 2015.
3. Based on internal test report #R2146-173-0, ASA Verification Testing with Slow Speed Force Limit Evaluation, 2015.
4. Based on internal report #RE00218740, Signia™ stapling adaptive firing technology data calculations and references (memo). August 7, 2019.
5. Based on internal test report #RE00024826, Signia™ stapling system summative usability report, January 2016.
6. Lichtnegger S, Meissner M. Potential of waste prevention of reusable stapling systems, Pulswerk study. 2019, when compared to Ethicon products for VATS lobectomy.