Omnia Stapler

Description:

Powered stapling platform

iReach Omnia

Powered articulating staplers, built for reach.

The iReach Omnia platform: two powered handles, a battery and the full range of reload cartridges arranged on a studio surface.
Articulation
45° standard · 90° Ultraflex
Shaft lengths
85 · 155 · 255 mm
Reload lengths
30 · 45 · 60 mm

A powered stapling platform built around one handle.

The instrument

Five details that change the firing

  1. 01
    Intelligent reload recognitionThe chip applies model-specific compression and firing parameters automatically.
  2. 02
    Powered open and closeRemoves hand shake from jaw actuation; short-press for half closure.
  3. 03
    Short articulation joint45° of articulation on a shorter pivot, so the jaw reaches lower into narrow spaces.
  4. 04
    Fixed anvilA stable reference edge for locating vessels and reducing tension on the tissue.
  5. 05
    Progressive-height staplesStepped cartridge surface aids fluid extraction and tightens the staple line for perfusion.
iReach Omnia powered stapler, articulated, with a purple progressive-height reload loaded.

Ultraflex 90 · Reload range

The industry's first 90° articulating reload

90°of articulation

45° and 90° magazines

An Omnia reload on the stapler jaw, articulated to forty-five degrees.
45°Omnia reloads
  • Isometric and progressive staple heights
  • Six cartridge colours, thin through extra thick
  • Curved-tip variants (B suffix)
An Ultraflex 90 reload on the same jaw, articulated square to the shaft at ninety degrees.
90°Ultraflex 90 reloads
  • Progressive staple heights only
  • Three cartridge colours — tan, purple, black
  • Same handle, same 30/45/60 mm lengths

Lower reach in confined spaces

In lower anterior resection the working angle decides the margin.

Endoscopic view: a conventional 45-degree reload approaching the rectum at an oblique angle, close to the tumour site.
Conventional reload · 45°
Limited positioning at low angles; the jaw is forced towards the tumour site.
vs
Endoscopic view: the Ultraflex 90 reload positioned square across the rectum, away from the tumour site.
Ultraflex 90
Square placement deeper in the pelvis, with a safe distance from the tumour maintained.

One firing instead of two

Crossing staple lines are where anastomotic leaks begin.

Diagram: two overlapping staple lines crossing at a point marked in red, the origin of leakage risk.
Multiple firings
Overlapping staple lines create a crossing point that raises leakage risk.
vs
Diagram: a single continuous staple line across the rectum with no crossing point.
Single firing
One continuous staple line — no crossing, better staple line integrity.

Flexible across specialties

Easier tissue approximation, with less tension and more access.

ColorectalLow anterior resection
OesophagealGastric conduit
ThoracicSingle-port approaches

Documentation

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