Clamp forceps capable of assisting in marking resection length of prepuce frenum

Abstract

The invention provides a clamp forceps capable of assisting in marking the resection length of a prepuce frenum, and is characterized in that the clamp forceps comprises a forcep body and a measuring convex block, the forcep body comprises a forcep mouth and a forcep handle, the measuring convex block is fixed on the forcep mouth, the far end of the forcep mouth is provided with teeth, and the measuring convex block of the device can assist a doctor in judging the retaining length of the frenum, and then the forcep teeth are used for clamping and marking the position, so that the optimal position of prepuce frenum cutting is determined.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a surgical clamp, in particular to a clamp that can assist in marking the cut length of the foreskin frenulum. Background technique [0002] At present, the concave seat of the circumcision stapler used in the market does not have any foreskin lace protection device, and has the following defects: [0003] (1) During the operation, the frenulum cannot be effectively protected, and the doctor cannot intuitively judge the incision position at the frenulum, which may easily lead to all or part of the frenulum being cut by mistake, resulting in a high surgical risk, and at the same time, the patient will experience postoperative sequelae after surgery , such as: impotence, impotence and other sexual dysfunction; [0004] (2) In order to ensure that the frenulum is not cut by mistake, the doctor often adopts a conservative plan of cutting as little as possible during the circumcision and anastomosis operation, which leads to incomp...

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[0003] (1) During the operation, the frenulum cannot be effectively protected, and the doctor cannot intuitively judge the incision position at the frenulum, which may easily lead to all or part of the frenulum being cut by mistake, resulting in a high surgical risk, and at the same time, the patient will experience postoperative sequelae after surgery , such as: impotence, impotence and other sexual dysfunction;

[0004] (2) In order to ensure that the frenulum is not cut by mistake, doctors often adopt a conservative plan of cutting as little as possible during circumcision and anastomosis, which leads to incomplete circumcision, and the patient still has a long foreskin after surgery

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