ALİ'SKLAMP


Brought to our attention in late 2007, ALİ'SKLAMP is a disposable male circumcision device that has been designed for circumcising aesthetically, quickly and without blood and sutures.  It is a small plastic device that provides circumcision by means of clamping and crushing the male foreskin.  It consists of a transparent polycarbonate tube and a white plastic clamping mechanism. It is light and generally easy to use.  The device looks very similar to the SmartKlamp.

The clamp is produced in 5 different sizes, from infants to adults (10-12-14-16-18).  Two even larger sizes are in production.  It is EO sterilized. There is a measuring device with every clamp in order to help you choose the right size.

Measuring Device

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Five Sizes

The product brochure indicates that “ALİ'SKLAMP not only provides a safe and easy circumcision but also it provides for safe procedure outside the clinic (in homes, collective circumcision events and in environments where enough sterilization is missing), too.”  ALİ'SKLAMP has Patent Certificate, Industrial Design Patent Certificate, Trademark Patent Certificate and CE Certificate from Turkey.  A USA FDA approval has been applied for.

Note:  This device should not be used to do a self-circumcision.  Circumcision should always be performed by a trained and skilled healthcare provider.

Photos of Procedure

Below notes from the maker of the device:

Circumcision with ALİ'SKLAMP 

While starting the circumcision with ALİ'SKLAMP, the position of the glans should be determined by an Acetate pen. This procedure is recommended in situations that local anesthetic is used, and so the surgeon does not loose his orientation. 

On the day that ALİ'SKLAMPwill be removed, the parents are asked to make their child sit in hot water for 1 hour before coming to the clinic. Soap or shampoo can be put into the water, there is no objection, it is especially recommended. It is important to bring the child to the clinic without loosing time.

While removing ALİ'SKLAMP, from the far tip the white clamping apparatus two branches are cut and these branches are opened through sides.    By the help of tip of the lancet, by pushing the clamping cover with dorsal penis, the white clamping apparatus is removed.

After the white clamping apparatus is removed, we see brown or black 2-3 mm necrosis skin ring. In this stage, local anesthetic sprays can be applied and wait for a moment. Necrosis cover can be abraded by nail tip; also it can be removed by scratching vertically in 12-9-3 lines with a lancet. The second way is recommended. Especially in overweighed children and infants; more scratching will break the entirety of the necrosis cover and it will prevent the post-circumcision phimosis. 

After the tube is removed, penis skin is draw back and the mucosa can be uncovered. There are operators who wait for healing without drawing back the penis skin. They claim that this implementation decreases the growing of edema. For the aesthetic evaluation, it is recommended to draw back the penis skin in first 50 circumcisions. 

In the photos, you see the mucosa, necrosis cover and penis skin just after removing the device. In this circumcision the device removed on 3rd day. That there is no edema on penis and mucosa. 

After removing ALİ'SKLAMP; a good amount of antibiotic cream is applied to penis. After that the penis is covered using gauze and the underwear is worn.

The family should be reminded to remove the gauze after 1 hour. Otherwise the gauze may stick to the penis.

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Finally, it should be noted the clamp is designed to be used by a skilled physician or other trained healthcare provider.  This is not a 'do it yourself' device.  The majority of photos on this page were provided by, and are the property of the manufacturer and posted here with their generous permission.



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