Circular surgical stapler

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Product overview
Disposable foreskin cutting staplers are single-use surgical devices that combine precise foreskin excision and staple closure in one sterile instrument, designed for circumcision procedures in urology.

Application
Circumcision in urology: intended to cut and staple the penile foreskin to simplify the operative workflow and standardize wound closure.

Benefits

• Integrates cutting and stapling to streamline the circumcision procedure and reduce operative steps.
• Creates uniform incisions and staple closure to minimize the need for external sutures and lower infection risk.
• Reduces operative time and supports faster postoperative recovery and patient throughput.
• Single-use sterile design prevents cross-contamination between patients.

How to use

• Select the appropriate stapler size and verify integrity of the sterile package; turn the adjustment knob counterclockwise to expose the bell-shaped glans base.
• Insert the bell-shaped glans seat into the foreskin and align the bell edge parallel to the coronal groove of the glans.
• Rotate the adjustment knob clockwise until the bell base and staple base fully clamp the tissue to be excised.
• Remove the safety block and activate the handle to perform simultaneous cutting and stapling.
• Unscrew the adjustment knob, remove the device and discard; the foreskin is excised and stapled.

Notes / Precautions

• This document does not replace formal surgical training; follow designated clinical protocols and technical literature.
• Operators must read the instruction manual before use and follow institutional sterile procedure rules.
• For single-patient, single-operation use only; sterilized by irradiation; shelf life 2 years.
• Do not use if inner packaging is damaged or expired; dispose of the device according to local regulations.
• Avoid sexual activity until staples have fully detached, typically about one week after staple loss.
• Postoperative wound care: apply elastic dressings to inner and outer layers; remove the outer band near the glans after ~2 hours and the outer band at the penile base after ~4 hours; do not move the inner band to reduce bleeding and swelling.
• Pharmacological measures (e.g., topical or systemic agents) may be used per clinical guidance to control penile congestion or erection during healing.
• Choose stapler size based on glans dimensions: measure penis circumference 1 cm below the glans in a flaccid state; do not substitute a smaller device when a larger size is required.

Conclusion
Disposable foreskin cutting staplers provide a sterile, single-use option to simplify circumcision, standardize wound closure and reduce operative time while aiming to lower complication risk.

Technical specifications

• Intended use: circumcision (foreskin excision with staple closure) in urology.
• Design: integrated cutting and stapling in one disposable instrument.
• Sterilization method: irradiation sterilized.
• Single-use device; use on the same patient only within the same operation.
• Shelf life: 2 years from sterilization date.
• Packaging: do not use if inner packaging is damaged; dispose according to regulations.
• Clinical advantages: reduces operative time, minimizes external sutures, promotes faster healing and helps reduce infection risk.