Introducing the
MediZip
The MEDIZIP is an non-invasive wound closure method which was conceived by Prof. Dr. Kaeßmann. Suture channels and staple perforations can be dispensed with when the MEDIZIP is used in surgical procedures.
On each side of the wound a medical zipper will be applied. A plaster, specially produced for this function, is the connection between the skin and the zipper. By closing the zipper the sides of the wound are merged together to ensure a perfect healing process.
First Aid
MEDIZIP is very well suited for first aid kits
Fast Application
Reduced operation time and anesthesia duration, no manual assistance or special instruments needed.
Little scar
MEDIZIP leaves little scar in comparison
Non invasive
MEDIZIP is a non invasive wound closer
Easy Storage
MEDIZIP can easily be stored
Reduced risk of infection
Significantly reduced risk of infection due to the elimination of retrograde infection routes e.g. suture channels.
No instruments required
MEDIZIP can be applied without instruments MEDIZIP is suitable to be used by the military
Flexible product
The MEDIZIP can also be used for the closure of curved wounds
Cut to length
MEDIZIP can be cut to virutally any length required
Outdoor
MEDIZIP is suitable to be used during outdoor activities
Removal
Removal of the MEDIZIP from the skin wound after 7- 10 days, without the necessity for special instruments.
Emergency
MEDIZIP is very well suited for emergency treatments
Short training
Short learning phase for new users implementation possible by surgical support staff.
Easy transport
MEDIZIP can easily be transported to its destination
Easy to apply
MEDIZIP is very easy to apply.
Easy to remove
Easy removal of the MEDIZIP, no instruments required.
Comfort
The slider portion of the device can be removed by cutting off the end stop, thus avoiding discomfort to the patient due to a feeling of pressure.
Military
MEDIZIP is suitable to be used by the military
Innovative wound closure with MEDIZIP
Gentle healing process without suture channels or staple perforations
