Disposable Circumcision Clamp Device Surgical Stapler for Male

Disposable Circumcision Clamp Device Surgical Stapler for Male

The Circumcision Stapler is a specialized surgical instrument designed for male circumcision procedures. It offers a quick, safe, and efficient alternative to traditional suturing methods. This disposable device integrates cutting and stapling functions to achieve precise excision of the foreskin while simultaneously sealing the wound with evenly spaced staples. The stapler is widely used in urology, andrology, and general surgery for neonatal, pediatric, and adult circumcision procedures.

*One-Step Cutting & Stapling – Simultaneously removes the foreskin and applies staples to reduce bleeding and improve efficiency.

*Disposable Design – Ensures sterility, eliminates cross-infection risks, and simplifies surgical procedures.

*Ergonomic Handle – Provides a comfortable grip for easy operation and precise control.

*Titanium Alloy Staples – Biocompatible and safe, promoting optimal wound healing with minimal scarring.

*Multiple Size Options – Available in various diameters to suit different patient age groups and anatomical structures.

*Safety Lock Mechanism – Prevents accidental activation and enhances surgical safety.

*Minimal Postoperative Pain – Reduces trauma compared to conventional suturing, leading to faster recovery.

Features:

1.Simple and fast operation, safety standard.

2.The incision healed quickly, No need to remove stitches.

3.The combination of nail cartridge cover and finger rest is convenient for one-man operation.

4.Reduce the pain for the patient and improve surgery experience.

Medical problems addressed with circumcision:

*Phimosis – A condition when the foreskin on the penis head can’t be pulled back

*Paraphimosis – A condition when the foreskin can’t be pulled back onto the penis head. (Opposite of Phimosis)

*Balanitis – Inflammation of the foreskin and the head of the penis

*Reducing risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections Transmission

Specifications:

How is Stapler Circumcision Performed?

As the very first step in Stapler Circumcision, the size of the penis just below the glans is measured by the urologist. Penis is then surgically disinfected with iodine or other equivalent disinfecting liquids before performing the circumcision procedure.

Referring to the image above, here are the steps performed in Stapler Circumcision:

1.The size of the penis, just below the glans is measured.

2.After disinfecting the penis with iodine or equivalent, the dorsal nerve block and circumferential block are done with 1% lidocaine.

3.Then, the inner bell is placed inside the foreskin of the penis to cover the glans; the edge of the bell is brought to the level of coronal sulcus. In cases where the patient is suffering from Phimosis, a dorsal slit has to be made to correctly the position the inner bell of the stapler.

4.The safety shield is then removed from the outer bell.

5.The outer bell is placed over the inner bell while the frenulum is kept intact. The safety bolt of the stapler is then removed.

6.The screw on top of the stapler is then rotated clockwise to sandwich the foreskin tightly; the handles / prongs of the stapler are triggered/ pressed to cut the foreskin and the wound is closed by staples at the same time.

7.The device is then unscrewed and removed.

8.The wound on the foreskin is checked and pressed with gauze for a minute or two to stop any bleeding that might occur.

9.Hemostasis is achieved with a compression bandage that is put over the penis.

Benefits/Advantages of stapler (zsr) circumcision:

*Minimal injury to the tissue and lower blood loss (by volume)

*Shorter operation time

*Fewer post-op complications

*Faster recovery compared to conventional circumcision

*Procedure can be safely performed on children and adults.

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