Dr A R Khan Introduced a novel Circumplast Device for Enhanced Safety in Paediatric Male Circumcision in Pakistan at the 31st Annual Conference of the Association of Paediatric Surgeons of Pakistan. Introduction: In the dynamic landscape of paediatric surgery, advancements prioritising safety and efficacy are pivotal. The 31st Annual Conference of the Association of Paediatric Surgeons of Pakistan (APSP) witnessed a groundbreaking development as Dr A R Khan unveiled the Circumplast device, which is designed to augment the safety and precision of male infant circumcisions. Attended by 280 Paedi ..read more

Circumplast device (FDA approved and UKCA certified) is clinically proven to be the innovative safest disposable male circumcision device. The device has been carefully designed for male newborns and infants. Embossed Medical UK manufactures and distributes the Circumplast all over Australia. USA, Middle East and the UK.  Our marketing research team has provided us with a sale of the number of Plastibell in the US and south of the USA.  In 2020,  sales of Plastibell devices were 111.4 millions in the US and Southern region, 25%, which is about 28 millions.  Our sales team t ..read more

AIM: To evaluate the early postoperative complications particularly impaction of disposable devices ( Plastibell and Circumplast ) in children’s circumcision procedures under local anaesthesia between different age groups, size and types of rings, and different doctors in a community clinic. MATERIAL AND METHODS In our re-audit, the outcome of circumcisions (n=1449) was studied over a 1 year period (May 2016 to April 2017) performed under local anaesthesia, by trained doctors in a community clinic doing Circumplast Circumcisions (CC) (n=470) and Plastibell circumcisions (PC) (n=979). Data ..read more

Source: ESPU 2017, Thornhill and London Circumcision Clinic, England UK "We reviewed our experience in treating children with cosmetic complications following non-therapeutic male circumcision (NMC) with Plastibell and Circumplast devices at a community clinic. This study highlights the factors leading to these complications and clinical management to improve the cosmetic appearance. A retrospective review of 3360 children who underwent Circumplast (CC) and Plastibell circumcision (PC) under local anaesthesia at a community clinic from May 2014 to October 2016. Parents were given detailed info ..read more

Circumplast is FDA approved, CE certified and TGA approved. Circumplast has completely eliminated well known risks associated with the use of bell shaped devices such as the Plastibell. In particular, complications arising from proximal migration of the Plastibell device has been completely eliminated by the design of Circumplast. The surgical procedure required for Circumplast is essentially identical to Plastibell. Please see company website for further details:  http://www.novadien.com/for-doctors ..read more

Circumcisions with Circumplast has reached to 1000 in number at Thornhill and London (Leyton, Oliver Road, and Croydon) clinic in October 2016. Non-therapeutic male circumcision by the Circumplast device can be safely performed in a community clinic. This novel device decreases the risks of complication especially in children under 3 months of age ..read more

Doctor from Sweden was trained at London for the Circumplast circumcision and has started to use Circumplast circumcision device for the  children at his centre.  He was very impressed with the results of the Circumplast circumcision and design of Circumplast device.  ..read more

Circumplast is best use in mild to moderate  buried penis and short foreskin. This is because that The Circumplast circumcision device provides several locations at which the ligature can be secured. This can be used to choose the amount of foreskin to be removed.  The ribs provide further locations for the ligature to be secured and also ensure that the ligature cannot migrate by acting as static barriers. An important feature of the Circumplast circumcision device is the fact that the device is inserted up to the coronal sulcus. This ensures that the ligature can be secured at ..read more

This cohort study will evaluate the early postoperative complications in Circumplast and Plastibell techniques, in a community clinic- Thornhill Circumcision Centre, for non-therapeutic male circumcision. We reviewed the outcome of non-therapeutic male circumcision in children (n=1387) over a 1 year period (May 2014 to April 2015) in a community clinic - Thornhill clinic , performed under local anaesthesia, by trained doctors with the backup of a trained paediatric surgeon (figure 1-4). The technique was selected by doctors’ preference. Data was collected prospectively and early postoperative ..read more

Circumplast device are available in four different sizes (9.5, 11, 12, and 13) which is equivalent to Plastibell sizes 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 and 1.5. Boxes and individual items are colour coded with green (size 9.5), red (size 11), orange (size 12) and dark blue (size 13).  ..read more