DISPOSABLE CIRCUMCISION APPARATUS AND METHOD OF USE OF THIS APPARATUS

Abstract

The subject of the invention is the disposable circumcision apparatus and the method of use of this apparatus described with use of the following references: long handle (1), cutting jaw (2), cutting line (3), cylinder a (5), disposable part (6), hollow area (7), right and left parts (8), penis head protection part (9), handle (10), contact point (11), protrusion (12), small hollow (13), foreskin (14), wing (15), upper part (16), cautery (17), cylinderb (18), cylinder end (19), penis (20), penis head (21), urinary tract opening (22), coronal sulcus (23), skin mark (24), skin fold (25), squeezed area (27), clotted area (28) and foreskin mucosa (29).

Claims

1. This innovation is related to the disposable circumcision apparatus, the specification of which is characterized by the fact that it has a bone cutter modified in such manner that it leaves a skin mark (24) with a width of 1.5 mm instead of a cut when it is closed, and there is a hollow with a width of 1.5 mm and with a depth of 1.5 mm on the closing line (3) and, it has a longer handle (1) compared to a normal bone cutter so that more pressure may be applied to the cutting jaw (2).

2. It is related to the circumcision apparatus in compliance with the claim 1, the specification of which is characterized by the fact that it is related to the modified bone cutter with a longer handle (1), the specification of which is characterized by the fact that it has two cylindersa (5) in parallel with each other when the clamp is tightly closed.

3. It is related to the apparatus in compliance with the claim 1 or 2, the specification of which is characterized by the fact that it has two disposable parts (6) attached on the cylinders-a (5) where there are the right and left parts (8) on which there are small protrusions (12) at the end of the internal surfaces on both sides and, a hollow area (7) in a special angled shape from inside and in a curved shape from outside, which fits the cylinder-a (5).

4. It is related to the apparatus in compliance with the claim 1, 2 or 3, the specification of which is characterized by the fact that it has a handle (10) used to provide pressure in order to fix the contact point (11) to the penis head protection part (9).

5. It is related to the apparatus in compliance with the claim 1, 2, 3 or 4, the specification of which is characterized by the fact that it has thin and flexible wings (15) and an upper part (16) that is sufficiently thick to protect the penis head (21).

6. It is related to the apparatus in compliance with the claim 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5, the specification of which is characterized by the fact that it has a cautery (17) with the cylinder end in an oval shape (19).

Description

AUXILIARY FIGURES FOR THE DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION

[0011] FIG. 1a: Perspective view from above: the bone cutter, the closing line of which is modified

[0012] FIG. 1b: Sectional view: the modified closing line of the bone cutter

[0013] FIG. 2: View from above: the bone cutter modified in such a manner that there are two cylinders in the cutting head

[0014] FIG. 3: Perspective view from above: the bone cutter with a disposable part attached

[0015] FIG. 4: Perspective view from side: the disposable part

[0016] FIG. 5: Perspective view from side: the penis head protector

[0017] FIG. 6a: Sectional view from side: normal form of the penis head protector's handle

[0018] FIG. 6b: Sectional view from side: the penis head protector when it is compressed from both sides by the modified bone cutter

[0019] FIG. 7: View: the penis head protector when it is being located in the newborn foreskin

[0020] FIG. 8a: Perspective view from side: the penis head protector

[0021] FIG. 8b: Sectional view: the penis head protector

[0022] FIG. 9a: Perspective view from side: the penis head protector handle

[0023] FIG. 9b: Cross sectional view: the penis head protector handle

[0024] FIG. 10: View from side: the cautery with the detailed view of the cylinder end

[0025] FIG. 11a: View of the first step of the operation performed with the disposable circumcision apparatus

[0026] FIG. 11b: View of the second step of the operation performed with the disposable circumcision apparatus

[0027] FIG. 11c: View of the third step of the operation performed with the disposable circumcision apparatus

[0028] FIG. 11d: View of the last step of the operation performed with the disposable circumcision apparatus

[0029] FIG. 12: Figurative view of use of the disposable circumcision apparatus by a surgeon

[0030] FIG. 13: View of the cautery passing the skin hold after the foreskin is cut

[0031] FIG. 14: View of the penis right after the circumcision

[0032] FIG. 15: Microscopic sectional view of the penis right after the circumcision

AUXILIARY REFERENCE NUMBERS FOR THE DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION

[0033] 1. Long handle [0034] 2. Cutting jaw [0035] 3. Closing line [0036] 5. Cylindera [0037] 6. Disposable part [0038] 7. Hollow area [0039] 8. Right and left parts [0040] 9. Penis head protection part [0041] 10. Handle [0042] 11. Contact point [0043] 12. Protrusion [0044] 13. Small hollow [0045] 14. Foreskin [0046] 15. Wing [0047] 16. Upper part [0048] 17. Cautery [0049] 18. Cylinderb [0050] 19. Cylinder end [0051] 20. Penis [0052] 21. Penis head [0053] 22. Urinary tract opening [0054] 23. Coronal sulcus [0055] 24. Skin mark [0056] 25. Skin fold [0057] 27. Squeezed area [0058] 28. Clotted area [0059] 29. Foreskin mucosa

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0060] The disposable circumcision apparatus and the method of use of this apparatus are explained with use of the following references: long handle (1), cutting jaw (2), cutting line (3), cylindera (5), disposable part (6), hollow area (7), right and left parts (8), penis head protection part (9), handle (10), contact point (11), protrusion (12), small hollow (13), foreskin (14), wing (15), upper part (16), cautery (17), cylinderb (18), cylinder end (19), penis (20), penis head (21), urinary tract opening (22), coronal sulcus (23), skin mark (24), skin fold (25), squeezed area (27), clotted area (28) and foreskin mucosa (29).

[0061] The disposable circumcision apparatus and the method of use of this apparatus that is the subject of this invention contains two components that act in cooperation. These components are the modified bone cutting forceps and, the penis head protection part (9). The long handle (1) of the bone cutting forceps is suitable for providing high pressure. The matching surface of the jaw of the bone cutter is modified in such a manner that it has now a width of 1 mm instead of a sharp structure. There is a hallow in the shape of a triangle in 1 mm deep and 1.5 mm width from the upper surface of the closed jaw. At the end of the matching surface, there is a small protrusion (12) to prevent the foreskin (14) from being dislocated outside. The second component is the disposable penis head protection part (9) partially attached to the disposable part (6) and, this connection is established in such a manner that when the modified bone cutter's pressure is applied to the foreskin (14), the probe is separated from the cone and, leaves the penis head protection part (19) behind and, since the pressure could collect the mucosa loosely attached to the skin by means of a porous issue, the probe extents and, pushes the foreskin mucosa (29) in parallel with the skin.

[0062] While performing the circumcision with the disposable circumcision apparatus, first, the foreskin (14) is marked a few millimeters below the coronal sulcus (23) level and, the foreskin (14) is slowly retracted, and then disinfectant local anesthetic spray and, ointment as a lubricant are applied. The respective area should be smoothly cleaned since it may cause significant level of irritation and inflammation without any additional benefit. The penis head protection part (9) is applied on the penis head (21), and then the foreskin is pulled to the probe above the cone, and then the foreskin is smoothly grasped with the probe and, pulled by the right hand. This painless maneuver is to adjust the length of the foreskin (14) that needs to be cut. Afterwards, the modified bone cutter is applied with the left hand starting from the skin mark (24), and the probe bottom end that lies forward and backward due to a slight pressure slides over the upper surface of the penis head protection part (9) and slightly moves above and, at the same time, it pushes the foreskin mucosa (29) ensuring that it is aligned with the foreskin (14) and, in this manner, the best cosmetic results are gained.

[0063] After the position of the bone cutter is checked, a firm pressure is applied and, this pressure pushes the porous tissue away from the pressure site and, makes the foreskin (14) closer to the foreskin mucosa (29) ensuring that the foreskin mucosa (29) and the foreskin (14) are strongly attached to each other. Most of the capillaries and small blood vessels will be closed, but the large arteries will be able to be recanalized ten minutes after the bone cutter's pressure is removed. With use of the right hand, the foreskin (14) is cut by the cutting sharp edge on the surface of the bone cutter and, leaves a bone fold in the hollow of the bone cutter, the probe and the foreskin (14) is removed. An illuminated head in an oval shape pertaining to the stainless steel plated cup cylinder passes over the hollow, the heating is provided by gas or electricity, but the electric current should be cut off before the application. The temperature is between 140-300 C. The skin fold (25) is clotted making the foreskin (14) more attached to the foreskin mucosa (29) and, closes the arteries that may be recanalized. And then, the bone cutter pressure is removed and, slowly moves away from the penis (20).

[0064] A slight pressure that is applied to the penis head (21) from below pushes the penis head protection part (9) and, opens the cut site. The penis head protection part (9) is slowly taken out, another dosage of local anesthetic spray is applied and, there is no dressing other than a normal diaper. Another modification is used in the form of removable, disposable parts (6) of the bone cutter in order to prevent cross infection especially during the mass circumcision campaigns. The cutting jaw (2) is modified in such a manner it has cylindersa (5) in parallel with each other, on which disposable parts are attached. The cutting jaw's (2) disposable parts (6) have as the same shape as the modified bone cutter and, this means that the matching surface, above of which there is a hollow when it is closed, has a width of 1 mm. The material of this disposable part (6) is a material that is sufficiently strong and resistant against is high temperatures such as Bakelite or Cataline and, it also increases the protection against the heat transmission to the other foreskin (14) below it.

[0065] The last part is a cup cylinderb (18) with an end in an oval shape covered by ceramic or stainless steel suitable for medical use. The cylinderb (18) is routinely used in a simple arrangement with an electric operated soldering iron machine or a gas operated soldering iron machine. The electric soldering iron machine is directly plugged to the bottom end instead of a cable, thus it is not possible to operate it unless it is removed from the current.

[0066] The FIG. 1a shows a bone cutter modified so that it has a longer handle (2) compared to a normal bone cutter so that more pressure may be applied to the circumcision apparatus cutting jaw (2). This cutting jaw (2) is longer than normal and has a modified cutting sharp edge and, a blunt structure with a width of 1 mm. This means, when it is attempted to cut something, a skin mark (24) with a width of 1 mm instead of a cut when both jaws of this part (2) are closed. Within the framework of another modification, there is hollow with a width of 1.5 mm and with a depth of 1.5 mm on the closing line (3).

[0067] The FIG. 2 shows the modified bone cutter with a long handle (1) and, this is modified in such a manner that it has two cylindersa (15) in parallel with each other when the clamp is tightly closed. The two disposable parts (6) attached on the cylindersa (5) and a new clamp are arranged in such a manner that it has disposable parts (6) as is shown in FIG. 3. The FIG. 4 shows the two disposable parts (6) separated from the clamp. There is a hollow area (7) in a special angled shape from inside and in a curved shape from outside, which fits the cylinder-a (5). There are the right and left parts (8) on the internal surfaces of the disposable parts (6), and there is a small protrusion (12) on the both sides at the end of the said right and left parts (8). The protrusions (12) are overlap each other when the cutting jaw (2) is closed and, there is a gap on the other side.

[0068] The FIG. 5 shows the penis head protection part (9) with its handle (10). The contact point (11) has a small protrusion (12) on the end of the handle (10). The small gap on the penis head protection part (9) fits the small protrusion (12). In the normal position, the handle (10) will be completely open and, the distance to the contact point (11) is slightly smaller than the distance between the hollows, so that the handle (10) contact point (11) provides a small pressure to fix it to the penis head protection part (9) handle (10) as is shown in the FIG. 6a. When the pressure pertaining to the modified bone cutter is applied on the both sides of the handle (10), the two wings (15) will be pressed against each other as is shown in FIG. 6b, and this will cause in increase sufficient to ensure the removal from the small hollow (13) in the distance between the two contact points (11) as is shown in the FIG. 7. This will ensure that the jaws push the foreskin (14) when pressure is applied from outside and, the bone cutter jaws extend according to their axis.

[0069] The FIG. 8a shows the penis head protection part (9), the small hollows (13) and the wings (15) and, these wings (15) are thin and, adjustable to fit different sizes.

[0070] According to the FIG. 8b that provides a sectional view at the wings (15) level, the wings (15) thinner but, the upper part (16) is sufficiently thick to protect the penis head (21).

[0071] The FIG. 9a shows a perspective view of the handle (10), which the FIG. 9b provides a section taken at the contact point (11) level.

[0072] The Figure shows the cautery (17) together with the cylinderb (18) and, the cylinder end pertaining to the cautery (17) has an oval shape, and the extended section of this cylinder end (19) provides the full description of this shape and, a special attention is paid to ensure that it fits the closing line (3) in the FIG. 1.

[0073] The FIG. 11a shows the penis (20) and the foreskin (14), urinary tract openness (22) and the coronal sulcus (23) and, the penis head (21) and, there is skin mark (24) that indicates the bone cutter application level a few millimeters below the coronal sulcus (23) in a dropping position.

[0074] The FIG. 11b shows the foreskin (14) retracted so that local anesthetic spray may be applied on the penis head (21) and, inside the foreskin (14),

[0075] The FIG. 11c shows the next step through which the penis head protection part (9) is applied on the penis head (21) after the antiseptic ointment is applied.

[0076] The FIG. 11d shows the foreskin (14) being retracted in such a manner it reaches the handle (10).

[0077] The FIG. 12 shows the next step of the circumcision procedure, through which the surgeon grasps the foreskin (14) with by means of the handle (10) using his right is hand, and applies the modified bone cutter on the foreskin (14) starting from the skin mark (24) using his left hand.

[0078] The FIG. 13 shows the next step of the circumcision procedure, where foreskin (14) is already cut and, the skin fold (25) is visible on the closing line (3) and, the cautery (17) passes over the skin fold (25).

[0079] The FIG. 14 shows the penis (20) after the circumcision and, the circumcision line is between the penis skin and the foreskin mucosa (29).

[0080] The FIG. 15 is a diagram-style drawing for the microscopic section of the circumcision area and, it aims to show the squeezed area (27) and the clotted area (28). Here, it is possible to see how the blood vessels in the circumcision area are controlled.

[0081] The technical features and all other features mentioned in each claim are follows by the reference numbers, which are used only to facilitate the understanding of the claims, therefore it should not be considered that the procedure steps indicated by these reference numbers for the purpose of sampling limit the respective scope.

[0082] It is obvious that a person specialized about the technique may reveal the innovation specified in this invention by means of using similar structures and/or implements this structure in other areas with similar purposes used in the respective technique. Therefore, it is also obvious that such structures would lack of innovation and, in particular, the criterion to exceed the known condition of the technique.