18 devices · GMDN 38525
A circumcision clamp, single-use is a sterile, hand-held surgical instrument used to perform circumcision by compressing and removing the foreskin. It is designed for one-time use and typically features a bell-shaped rod or similar mechanism to protect the glans while enabling precise, controlled excision of the foreskin using a scalpel or similar cutting tool after compression.
As a single-use device, it is intended to be discarded after one procedure to prevent cross-contamination and ensure sterility. These devices are regulated as medical instruments and are supplied sterile for immediate use in clinical settings, with no reuse permitted under any circumstances.
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