Corded non-invasive wound closure device with rigid sliders as redundant supports
OwnerJamil Mogulinventor
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A non-invasive wound closure device that does not use needles, sutures, staples or tissue-adhesives. The device reapproximates the everted edges of a wound of a patient, and has two side strips each containing a customized bandage, that are adhered to either side of the wound that is closed by mating and tying the two tethered side strips via the cord and the rigid slider(s) and the locking mechanism. The device can also be reopened by untying the cord and removing the slider(s), and can be reclosed by repeating the closure process. Each side strip has cross holes, through which the cord tethers, joins and ties the side strips, and has an integral adhesive-bandage layer on the bottom to adhere to the patient's skin. The device may be made in various lengths and be used singly or in segments for straight wounds, or using multiple sliders for curved or dynamic wounds.
A non-invasive wound closure device, comprising:
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