Band for surgical wound suture
AssigneeSunggeun JUN
InventorSungguen JUN
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Abstract
A band for surgical wound suture includes a first band having a first left band and a first right band and a second band located above the first band and having a second left band and a second right band, in which the first left band is connected to the second right band, and the second right band is connected to the first left band. The band for surgical wound suture provides advantages that an incision may be sutured by a simple operation of pulling the left and right bands to the left and right and attaching them, a feeling of heterogeneity after a suturing procedure may be minimized with a suturing device having a small volume and having almost no hard parts, and furthermore, the incision may be joined and firmly fixed by a wide and sturdy joint joined to both sides of the incision.
Claims9
A band for surgical wound suture, comprising:
- a first adhesive sheet and a second adhesive sheet that are configured to be adhered to a skin on both sides of the suture;
- a plurality of first traction members, each having one end attached to the first adhesive sheet and another end extending over the second adhesive sheet;
- a plurality of second traction members, each having one end attached to the second adhesive sheet and another end extending over the first adhesive sheet;
- a first handle disposed above the second adhesive sheet and coupled with the another end of each of the plurality of first traction members;
- a second handle disposed above the first adhesive sheet and coupled with the another end of each of the plurality of second traction members,
- wherein the plurality of first traction members and the plurality of second traction members are alternately arranged in a zigzag form along a length direction of the first and second adhesive sheets,
- wherein each of the first handle and the second handle includes a gripping portion and a plurality of supports protruding from an inner edge of the gripping portion toward the suture,
- wherein the plurality of supports are integrally formed with the gripping portion and spaced apart from each other at predetermined intervals along the inner edge of the gripping portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.