Tissue selective hydrodissection
Versatile possibilities for parenchymal dissection

LAPAROSCOPIC LIVER RESECTION
Selectivity spares tissue and exposes blood vessels and bile ducts selectively and athermal
Laparoscopic liver resection with ERBEJET 2 and BiClamp LAP
“The combination of irrigation and aspiration in one instrument can accelerate
the process of liver parenchyma dissection and provide a stable good
visualization of the surgical field.”

Prof. Dr. Mikhail Efanov
MD, PhD, Head of HBP surgery Department of
Moscow Clinical Scientific Center, Russian Federation
Your advantages of hydrodissection at a glance
☑ Reduces blood loss
☑ Can be learned easily and quickly
☑ Low rate of bile leakage is observed
☑ Versatile possibilities for parenchymal dissection

WEBCAST
The use of waterjet application in laparoscopic liver surgery
Comparison of high-pressure waterjet and ultrasonic aspirator
Results of a single-center study*

☑ No differences in patient-related and surgical characteristics
☑ Intraoperative blood loss did not differ significantly
☑ Significantly higher total bilirubin level on the second post-operative day in the ultrasonic aspirator group
☑ No significant difference in
transaction duration | pringle maneuver | complication rate | hospital stay
*Prof. Dr. Mikhail Efanov, 14th world congress of the International Hepato&Pancreato-Biliary Association (IHPBA) 2020, (poster presentation PG04-04): Single-center prospective randomized comparison of high-pressure waterjet and ultrasonic aspirator
Application videos
Liver resection on a newborn child with ERBEJET 2
Laparoscopic left hepatectomy for HCC with liver cirrhosis using hydrodissection and LAP BiSect Micro
Laparoscopic liver resection with ERBEJET 2 and BiClamp LAP
Partial liver resection with APCapplicator and applicator monopolar
Hemostasis after partial liver resection with APCapplicator
Living donor right hepatectomy with ERBEJET 2
Workstation for liver surgery

Applicator with monopolar HF function
Dissection, coagulation and aspiration combined in one instrument. This shortens your operating time.
