Disposable incision protective sleeve

Registration certificate number: 苏械注准20192021044 The disposable incision protection sleeve produced by Weipu Company has obtained CE certification

A disposable incision protective sleeve is a medical device used to protect surgical incisions. It is usually made of polyethylene or polypropylene and is designed to fit the shape of the surgical incision.

The main purpose of the disposable incision protective sleeve is to prevent the infection of the incision and reduce the risk of surgical site infection. It can also prevent the incision from adhering to the surrounding tissue, reducing the pain and discomfort of the patient after surgery, and helping the wound heal.

The use method of the disposable incision protective sleeve is simple. Before surgery, the doctor selects the appropriate size of the incision protective sleeve according to the size of the incision, and then places the incision protective sleeve on the incision. During the operation, the incision protective sleeve can prevent the incision from being contaminated by bacteria and other contaminants. After the operation, the incision protective sleeve can be removed directly.

cope of application of incision protection sleeve

The incision protector is usually suitable for the following situations:

Laparoscopic surgery: Laparoscopic surgery requires the establishment of multiple small incisions on the abdominal wall, and the use of incision protectors can avoid damage to surrounding tissues when surgical instruments enter and exit the incision.

Open surgery: Open surgery requires a large incision on the abdominal wall, and the use of incision protectors can avoid damage to surrounding tissues when surgical instruments enter and exit the incision, while also reducing infection at the surgical site.

Thoracoscopic surgery: Thoracoscopic surgery requires the establishment of multiple small incisions in the chest cavity, and the use of incision protectors can avoid damage to surrounding tissues when surgical instruments enter and exit the incision.

Arthroscopic surgery: Arthroscopic surgery requires the establishment of multiple small incisions around the joint, and the use of incision protectors can avoid damage to surrounding tissues when surgical instruments enter and exit the incision.

Other surgeries: For surgeries that require small incisions to be established in other parts of the body, incision protectors can also be used to protect the tissue around the incision.

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