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Performance Advantage

The 1st Generation CircCurer

Standardized procedure, safe and easy

Short operation time (3-5 mins after anesthesia)

Automatic suturing, light pain

Less edema, less bleeding and less complications

Fast healing, staples drop automatically

Cosmetically pleasing result

The 2nd Generation CircCurer Advanced Design

The triggering force is more uniform, stable and no deviation

The adjusting knob can rotate freely, trigger more easily

One hand trigger, accurate anastomosis

Performance Advantage

The 1st Generation CircCurer

Safe - Standardized operation

Easy - Few steps in few minutes

Integrated cutting and suturing

Quick recovery, painless surgery

Minimal complications, cosmetic results

The 2nd Generation CircCurer Advanced Design

Safe - Standardized operation

Easy - Few steps in few minutes

Integrated cutting and suturing

Quick recovery, painless surgery

Minimal complications, cosmetic results

Surgical Methods Comparison

Item	Traditional	Clamp & Ligation	Anastomosis
Operation Time	45-60 mins	Around 10 mins	3-5 mins
Intraoperative Bleeding	Excessive Bleeding	Little Bleeding	Little Bleeding
Postoperative Pain	About 3-5 days	About 5-7 days	Slight Pain
Incision	Roughness incision, more bleeding and hematoma	Flat incision, but slow healing and susceptible to infection. The device is easy to slide off and adhere to foreskin	Smooth incision, aesthetic appearance and few complications

Surgical Methods Comparison

A total of 942 patients were enrolled, with 314 patients in each treatment arm. No significant age differences were observed among the three groups (P > 0.05). All patients completed follow-up.(6) The results of the study are as follows:

Item	Traditional Method	Clamp & Ligation	CircCurer®
Operation Time	22-28 minutes	5-6 minutes	7-8 minutes
Intraoperative	Excessive bleeding	Less bleeding	Less bleeding
Healing Time	Around 24 days	Around 20 days	Around 15 days
Pain Score	High	Medium	Low
Incision Infection	Medium	High	Low
Incision Disruption	Medium	High	Low
Post-operation Complication	High	Medium	Low
Outcome	Uneven incision, high hematoma risk	Smooth incision, some complication risks	Precise and aesthetic incision with minimal complications

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(2) Yi-Ping Zhu, Zhong-Wei Jia, Bo Dai, Ding-Wei Ye, Yun-Yi Kong, Kun Chang, Yue Wang. Relationship between circumcision and human papillomavirus infection: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Asian J Androl. 2016 Mar 8;19(1):125–131

(3) Nahid Punjani, Spyridon P Basourakos, Quincy G Nang, Richard K Lee, Marc Goldstein, Joseph P Alukal, Philip S Li. Genitourinary Infections Related to Circumcision and the Potential Impact on Male Infertility. World J Mens Health. 2021 May 18;40(2):179–190.

(4) D Singh-Grewal 1, J Macdessi, J Craig. Circumcision for the prevention of urinary tract infection in boys: a systematic review of randomised trials and observational studies. Archives of Disease in Childhood . 2005 Aug;90(8):853-8.

(5) American Academy of Pediatrics Task Force on Circumcision. Male circumcision. 2012 Sep; 130 (3): e756-85.

(6) Bo-Dong Lv, Shi-Geng Zhang, Xuan-Wen Zhu, Jie Zhang, Gang Chen, Min-Fu Chen, Hong-Liang Shen, Zai-Jun Pei, Zhao-Dian Chen. Disposable circumcision suture device: clinical effect and patient satisfaction. Asian J Androl. 2014 May-Jun;16(3):453-6. doi: 10.4103/1008-682X.127816.

Surgical Procedure

(1). Loosen and turn out the adjusting knob, take out the glans bell and staple cabin cap. Disposable Circumcision Suture Device II with Silicone ring should be careful not to remove the silicone.

(2). Insert the glans bell into foreskin and cover the glans, keep the glans bell parallel to the coronary sulcus.Use strapping tape or silk thread to tie the foreskin to the glans bell shaft and make sure that the foreskin is fixed on the glans bell shaft.

(3). Link the device, clockwise screw the adjusting knob and do not screw it too tightly. It is appropriate when the screw rod is parallel or slightly up to the adjusting knob.

(4). Loosen the safety clasp and trigger the handle.

(5). Release the trigger to its original position.

(6). Loose the adjusting knob and gently remove the glans bell. Observe whether all foreskin has been completely cut. If not, cut it off with surgical scissors.

FAQ

1

How to deal with postoperative bleeding?

A small amount of bleeding is normal and does not need treatment; if the bleeding continues, patient should return to hospital for treatment immediately.
2

How to deal with postoperative edema?

Postoperative edema is a normal phenomenon. If there is no progressive aggravation of edema and hematoma, there is no need to deal with it, and it will be naturally absorbed and cured in a few days. Don't let the glans rub the pants to prevent edema.
3

How to deal with the wound fluids on the surface of glans?

The wound fluid was mostly seen in patients with phimosis or prepuce adhesions. There was exudation of yellow and white color secretion on the glans after surgery, which was a normal phenomenon, so it was not necessary to worry. Use cotton swab dipped in erythromycin ointment to wipe off the secretion, do not forcibly peel off the scab, keep dry and clean until it falls off naturally.
4

How many days can have a bath after surgery?

Do not bathe within 3 days after surgery. Wrap the penis with fresh-keeping film or condom when taking a bath after removing the bandage. Try not to wet or contaminate the wound. If the wound is wet, dry it with cotton swab or hair dryer and disinfect it with Betadine.

Indications and Contraindications

Indications

Phimosis

Prepuce Redundant

Contraindications

Penile Dysplasia

Acute Balanoposthitis, Urethritis, Balanitis

Coagulation Dysfunction

Secondary Phimosis or the Foreskin Cannot be Separated from the Glans.

Suspicious Malignant Tumor of Prepuce