What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating the safety and effectiveness of a new organ retraction device designed to lift the liver during bariatric surgery. This study focuses on patients who are already scheduled for primary robotic bariatric surgery, making it a low-risk investigation. The study involves the use of a device that provides a different method for liver retraction during surgery. This device is assessed during the minimally invasive primary bariatric surgery procedure to see how easy it is to use and how feasible it is in the surgical setting. Participants will undergo their scheduled bariatric surgery with the addition of this liver retraction device. Researchers will monitor the ease of use and feasibility of the device during surgery. The study does not specify additional follow-up periods, focusing mainly on the surgical procedure itself and immediate assessment of the device's performance.

Organ Retractor Device Study