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Disposable Circumcision Stapler

Cut and anastomose in a single pass.

Classification
Class II
NMPA Reg.
Lu Mech Reg. 20192020192

A single-use stapler that performs circumcision resection and anastomosis in one motion. Designed to shorten OR time, reduce bleeding and standardize the result across operators.

KEY FEATURES

What makes it work.

  • One-pass cut + staple anastomosis
  • Reduced bleeding and OR time
  • Single-use, factory-sterilized
  • Standardized stapler line for consistent outcomes
APPLICATIONS

Where it's used.

  • Treatment of phimosis
  • Treatment of redundant prepuce
SPECIFICATIONS

Technical specifications.

Classification
Class II medical device
NMPA registration
Lu Mech Reg. 20192020192
Sterilization
Factory EO sterilized
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Market analysis behind this product

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