A handle assembly and a stapler including the same are provided. The handle assembly includes: an indicator; a first handle and a second handle; a slot and a slider, provided in the first handle, the slider can be actuated by the indicator to move from a first section to a second section of the slot; when the slider in in the first section, the second handle cannot be actuated by the first handle and is in an insurance position; when the slider is in the second section of the slider, and the second handle can be actuated by the first handle to move towards a firing position. Therefore, no matter whether the stapler is ready to be fired or not, the first handle can be pressed by the doctor. However, when the stapler is not ready to be fired, the second handle won't be actuated to fire the stapler.

A handle assembly and a stapler including the same are provided. The handle assembly includes: an indicator; a first handle and a second handle; a slot and a slider, provided in the first handle, the slider can be actuated by the indicator to move from a first section to a second section of the slot; when the slider in in the first section, the second handle cannot be actuated by the first handle and is in an insurance position; when the slider is in the second section of the slider, and the second handle can be actuated by the first handle to move towards a firing position. Therefore, no matter whether the stapler is ready to be fired or not, the first handle can be pressed by the doctor. However, when the stapler is not ready to be fired, the second handle won't be actuated to fire the stapler.

Disclosed herein are circumcision devices, and methods of using the same, said devices having a protective cover over the glans after the device is placed onto the penis to protect during ligation, while also having a pull tab for more easily removing the protective cover after ligation. Furthermore, the devices disclosed herein can include a protective notch to prevent harm to the urethra and frenulum and a system to align the protective notch over the urethra and frenulum during placement of the device onto the penis.

Disclosed herein are circumcision devices, and methods of using the same, said devices having a protective cover over the glans after the device is placed onto the penis to protect during ligation, while also having a pull tab for more easily removing the protective cover after ligation. Furthermore, the devices disclosed herein can include a protective notch to prevent harm to the urethra and frenulum and a system to align the protective notch over the urethra and frenulum during placement of the device onto the penis.

A circumcision device and methods for using and manufacturing the same are disclosed. Embodiments of the circumcision device include a connector that permits the circumcision device to be connected by hand to and disconnected by hand from a tissue holding member while the tissue holding member is holding penile tissue. The connector permits the circumcision device to rotate while connected to the tissue holding member. Embodiments include a blade (cutting member) that is bent at an angle that may be oblique, and the blade may include a slot on either side of or across the bend. Further embodiments include at least one gripping member that extends perpendicularly to the axis the device rotates around, while additional embodiments include at least one gripping member that is aligned with the connector to assist in connection and removal of the device from a tissue holding member.

A circumcision device and methods for using and manufacturing the same are disclosed. Embodiments of the circumcision device include a connector that permits the circumcision device to be connected by hand to and disconnected by hand from a tissue holding member while the tissue holding member is holding penile tissue. The connector permits the circumcision device to rotate while connected to the tissue holding member. Embodiments include a blade (cutting member) that is bent at an angle that may be oblique, and the blade may include a slot on either side of or across the bend. Further embodiments include at least one gripping member that extends perpendicularly to the axis the device rotates around, while additional embodiments include at least one gripping member that is aligned with the connector to assist in connection and removal of the device from a tissue holding member.

A male circumcision and suture device includes a glans receiver socket including a glans socket for inserting into an excess foreskin of a patient and a socket shaft extended from the glans socket, an operation housing having a shaft channel extended from a front edge, an annular cutter coaxially coupled at the front edge of the operation housing, a plurality of staples spacedly disposed at the front edge of the operation housing, and two operation handles pivotally coupled at the operation housing to actuate the annular cutter and the staples at the same time. When the operation handles to are concurrently and pivotally actuated, the annular cutter is pushed out of the front edge of the operation housing for removing the excess foreskin of the patient and at the same time, the staples are pushed for applying stitches at a cut area of the excess foreskin of the patient.

A male circumcision and suture device includes a glans receiver socket including a glans socket for inserting into an excess foreskin of a patient and a socket shaft extended from the glans socket, an operation housing having a shaft channel extended from a front edge, an annular cutter coaxially coupled at the front edge of the operation housing, a plurality of staples spacedly disposed at the front edge of the operation housing, and two operation handles pivotally coupled at the operation housing to actuate the annular cutter and the staples at the same time. When the operation handles to are concurrently and pivotally actuated, the annular cutter is pushed out of the front edge of the operation housing for removing the excess foreskin of the patient and at the same time, the staples are pushed for applying stitches at a cut area of the excess foreskin of the patient.

A bandage device for the glans and foreskin of a penis. The bandage device includes a securing member that extends from a first end to a second end and a pad. The pad is shaped to surround the glans of the penis and the securing member can be placed around the glans to both secure the pad and prevent the foreskin from fully extending. The securing member may preferably have elastic properties and the pad is composed of absorptive materials. In use, the foreskin is pulled back, the pad is placed over the glans, the securing member is looped around the penis, secured, and the foreskin is then released. Medication may be applied to the pad prior to application of the bandage device.

A handle assembly and a surgical stapler including the handle assembly is provided, wherein the handle assembly includes a first handle and a second handle. A first limit portion and a second limit portion are provided on one end of the first handle and one end of the second handle, respectively. The first limit portion is on a proximal end side of the second limit portion. As the first handle is at its initial position, the first limit portion abuts the second limit portion to prevent the first handle from rotation in a second direction. In an invalid state, the first handle can still be squeezed; meanwhile, the first and the second limit portions limit the initial angular position of the first handle and the initial position of the second handle. When the first handle is not rotated, the second handle cannot be rotated and the stapler cannot be fired.