What are the functions of incision protection cover?

Speaking of incision protection covers, I believe many people will feel that it is very unfamiliar, just like I did when I first heard it. As the environment changes, many diseases are solved through surgery. In surgery, doctors usually use surgical incisions to pull apart soft tissues or bones so that they can better see the surgical site for surgery. However, it is easy to cause damage when doctors use surgical instruments to pull apart soft tissues, so incision protection covers came into being. So what are the functions of incision protection covers?

1. Protect the incision

Avoid friction on the incision caused by instruments entering and exiting, and avoid manipulation, so that doctors can focus more on the operation.

2. Provide vision

The circle provides the largest field of view and can avoid interference from bleeding during surgery.

3. Easy to operate

Instruments with large curvature can be inserted, and organs can be pulled out of the body for operation.

4. Prevent cross infection

Prevent incision infection, prevent tumor implantation and metastasis, and reduce the occurrence of endometriosis.

5. Less trauma

Reduce the length of the auxiliary incision, provide uniform arc tension to the wound, reduce the degree of damage, and avoid compression and congestion.

6. Fast recovery after surgery

The wound scar after surgery is slight, with no redness, swelling or pigmentation.

The above is the role of the incision protection cover. It can help doctors reduce damage to patients during surgery and is of great significance to the development and role of surgery. Better prevention of infection before, during and after surgery is a great boon to patients and doctors. This is our introduction to incision protection covers, I hope these introductions can help you.