The present invention relates to a laparoscopic clasp (1) that during laparoscopic bowel
surgery, grasps the inner part of the small or
large intestine abdomen with the curved handles (5 or 6) at the end, allowing the intestines to be held securely, pulling the intestines out of the surgical field and performing surgical suturing, resection and vascular
ligation by compressing and / or hanging the intestines in the gap between the handles of the right curved
handle (6) by hanging with a hooked needle (7.1) at the end of the
surgical suture (7), which is passed through the circular gap (2.1 or 3.1) on the flap (2 or 3) to the anterior
abdominal wall, which forms the anterior part of the
abdominal cavity and spreads to the anterolateral region of the
abdominal wall. Laparoscopic bowel
surgery is a technique used in the
surgical treatment of abdominal organs by making several small holes, usually 0.5 to 2 cm in width, instead of large incisions, and pipes called trocars are inserted into the patient through the holes and
carbon dioxide gas is given to the patient's
abdomen through these pipes and the patient's
abdomen is inflated. Our invention, together with the spring mechanism (4) between the flaps (2 and 3), provides the capture of the segment of the intestine with the curved handles (5 and 6), and functions after it is closed and opened and fixed by hanging on the anterior
abdominal wall (with the help of laparoscopic endograsper and endoclinch) lifted by the pressure generated during
abdominal distension.