Wound closure device and method for using same

Surgery – Truss – Pad

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128325, 128326, 128334R, 128337, 128346, A61B 1708

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046050051

ABSTRACT:
A wound closure device includes an elongated strip which defines first and second end sections and a central section. The central section includes a resilient element which defines a convex, generally cylindrical shape. In use, the entire strip, including both the end sections and the central section, is adhesively affixed to the skin with the resilient element flattened. Then the resilient element is allowed to return to its initial convex shape, thereby everting the skin in order to align both the epidermis and the germinal layer of the skin across the wound.

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Ad page "The Well Dressed Wound Wears Cover-Strip Wound Closure Strips" by Beiersdorf Inc. of Norwalk, CT.
3M Brochure SD-QAMB(102.5)II entitled "The Closure With Clout", from Surgical Products Division/3M, St. Paul, MN undated.
Dermizip-Skin Closure Manual, (Copyright 1982 by Kells Medical Inc.).

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