Sklar Ochsner Trocar, For Urinary Catheter Placement
A surgical trocar from Sklar used to create a controlled channel for catheter placement, offered across multiple French sizes for different procedures.
The Sklar Ochsner Trocar is a pointed instrument used to puncture tissue and create a controlled opening through which a catheter can be introduced, a step commonly needed in urological and general surgical procedures involving tube drainage. The surgeon advances the sharp tip through the tissue layer, then withdraws the trocar body while leaving a clear passage for the catheter to follow into place.
This listing is available across a wide range of French sizes, including 18 and 22 French among others, letting the clinician choose a trocar matched to the diameter of the catheter being placed for a given procedure. Instruments like this are a standard part of urological and general surgical sets, kept in a range of sizes to accommodate different patients and catheter types.
Hospitals with active urology or general surgery services typically stock a full range of trocar sizes so the correct match is always available at the time of the procedure.
