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Disposable Minimally Invasive Fascial Closure Device
Laparoscopic fascial closure device that gathers tissue and performs percutaneous suturing to close the surgical incision.
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Disposable Incision Protector, Type I
Surgical incision retractor and protector that retracts the incision site and protects it from damage during surgery, supplied sterile for single use.
- 360° atraumatic incision retraction
- 360° incision protection reduces infection and tumour seeding risk
- German-imported material with matte finish to reduce glare
Model No. BKQYK-I
- ISO 13485 certified
- 19 years OEM & ODM manufacturing
- Class 100,000 cleanroom
- 100% pre-shipment inspection
Core Benefits
- 01 Made from German-imported material with an engineered balance of elasticity and rigidity, offering superior puncture resistance
- 02 Inner ring elasticity increased by 30% for easier handling
- 03 Outer ring strength increased by 50%, making it easier to invert and secure the incision
- 04 German matte-finish material reduces glare, preventing eye irritation
- 05 360° atraumatic incision retraction maximises the surgical field, distributes tension evenly to minimise tissue trauma and prevents oozing
- 06 360° incision protection helps prevent infection in Class II and III incisions, tumour seeding at the incision site and accidental burns
- 07 Easy to use and versatile: reduces the need for additional operating personnel and serves as a channel for instruments and surgical access
Product Description
Structure and Composition
The disposable incision protector consists of an outer ring (PTFE), an insertion ring (PTFE) and a sleeve. The outer ring and insertion ring may contain internal wire coils. Type A features rings without internal wire coils, while Type B features rings with internal wire coils. Components are designed to undergo elastic deformation under longitudinal or radial stress and to recover elastically once the stress is released.
Contraindications
- Do not use on patients with an abdominal wall thickness incompatible with the product specifications, to prevent the device from dislodging or rupturing.
- Do not use if the surgical incision is too small, making placement difficult.
- Do not use if there is a risk of sharp instruments damaging the outer ring, insertion ring or sleeve.
- Do not use if defects are observed during the procedure, such as rings failing to deform or recover shape, detaching or breaking.