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Changzhou Ankang Medical Instruments Co., Ltd.
Changzhou Ankang Medical Instruments Co., Ltd.

Wound care instruments are specialized tools designed to assist in the treatment, management, and healing of various types of wounds. CAK's wound care instruments include Skin staplers. It conduct the suture of skin wound with fine 316L staples, significantly reduce procedure time, making them faster than traditional suturing methods.

Wound Care Instruments to Reduce Procedure Time

  • Skin Stapler

    Skin Stapler

    Disposable skin stapler is a type of surgical stapler designed specifically for closing the skin after a surgical procedure. It is used to securely close wounds or incisions by placing staples along t...

Why Surgeons Trust Our Wound Care Instruments

Precision and Reliability

CAK wound care instruments are crafted from high-quality materials, ensuring durability, accuracy, and effectiveness in every procedure. Healthcare professionals trust CAK for consistent and reliable performance.

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Ergonomic and Safe Design

The ergonomic design of CAK skin staplers guarantees smooth, uniform stapling with minimal tissue trauma. This patient-centered approach reduces complications and promotes faster healing.

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Commitment to Quality and Innovation

CAK adheres to strict quality control and the latest standards in medical technology. This dedication ensures that healthcare professionals have the best tools for optimal patient outcomes.

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Applications of Wound Care Instruments

Applications of Wound Care Instruments
01
Trauma and Emergency Surgery

Skin staplers are commonly used in trauma surgeries to quickly close large lacerations or incisions, particularly in emergency settings. They help reduce bleeding and accelerate wound closure, making them ideal for cut injuries, abrasions, and puncture wounds.

02
General Surgery

In general surgeries, skin staplers are used for skin closure. Their speed and precision reduce operative time and enhance recovery.

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Orthopedic Surgery

Skin staplers are widely used in orthopedic procedures, especially for fracture repairs, where the skin needs to be quickly and securely closed after surgery. They are effective for wounds that may have higher tension or are located in less accessible areas.

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C-Section or Obstetric Surgery

In Cesarean sections, skin staplers are used to close the incision after delivery. They speed up recovery time and are less painful compared to traditional sutures, making them a popular choice in obstetrics.

Knowledge about Wound Care Instruments

  • How does skin stapler work?

    Skin stapler works by placing surgical staples into the skin, holding the edges of the wound together for faster healing. The stapler quickly and efficiently applies the staples, providing uniform tension to promote a secure closure and minimize bleeding.

  • What are the advantages of using a skin stapler over traditional sutures?

    Faster application: Skin staplers are quicker, saving time during surgery.


    Uniformity: The staples provide even tension across the wound, reducing the risk of complications like wound dehiscence.


    Reduced pain: Less tissue manipulation leads to less postoperative pain.


    Lower infection risk: The stapling process minimizes handling of tissue, reducing exposure to contaminants.


    Cosmetic benefits: For certain areas (e.g., the scalp), skin staplers can result in less noticeable scarring compared to traditional sutures.


  • How long do the staples stay in place?

    Skin staples generally remain in place for about 7 to 14 days, depending on the type of wound and the patient's healing progress. The healthcare provider will determine the optimal removal time based on the wound's healing status.

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