Correct Trocar Insertion
Correct Trocar Insertion
This stock medical illustration depicts a left lateral (side) view of the abdominal arteries, veins, bowel and pelvic anatomy during insertion of a trocar from the umbilical region into the pelvis. The abdomen is shown insufflated with gas and the patient is seen in a Trundelenburg position.
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