Its working principle is based on a simple and efficient mechanical drive. The medical staff put the stitching bin into the suture device, after necessary cleaning and treatment of the wound, hold the suture device to the edge of the wound, and gently press the trigger device. In an instant, the suture nail is driven by an internal spring or an electric device (depending on the type of suture device), shoots accurately from the front of the nail bin, penetrates the skin and flees rapidly, securing both sides of the wound tightly for rapid closure. The whole process is smooth, and compared with manual suture, the wound treatment time is greatly shortened, especially in emergency surgery, batch casualty treatment and other scenes requiring rapid wound treatment.
Leather sewing nail bin is widely used in general surgery, plastic surgery, emergency department and other departments. In the general surgery department, it can be used to suture the incision quickly after the resection of various body surface masses and reduce the patient's stay on the operating table. Plastic surgery pays attention to aesthetics, and the fine suture of the skin seam and nail bin can make the postoperative scar relatively regular, which is conducive to the follow-up repair. In the face of a large number of trauma patients and emergency situations, its efficient suture characteristics are valuable for saving lives and subsequent treatment.
