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A KINDER CUT

机译:切刀

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The pros and cons of circumcision have fueled a heated debate. Now from the World Health Organization comes evidence that is difficult to ignore: Male circumcision could lower female-to-male HIV transmission rates by 50 to 60 percent, according-to 2007 results of three clinical trials conducted on more than 10,000 men in Kenya, Uganda, and South Africa. In the wake of these findings, demand for the procedure has surged among African men, overwhelming government hospitals and fueling fears that untrained hucksters offering unsanitary surgery in makeshift clinics could transmit bloodborne diseases through the reuse of nonsterile scalpels. Botched circumcisions can lead to scarring, partial penile amputation, and even death. What is needed here is a sterile, disposable, and inexpensive circumcision device to reduce infections and complications while updating a surgical procedure that has not changed in 50 years. Physician David Tomlinson believes he has just the thing: the AccuCirc, an instrument he invented in his spare time and developed with the aid of a team of collaborators at Brown University and Clinical Innovations, a medical device company in Murray, Utah. His sterile device, which permits only one use, protects the glans beneath the foreskin from injury and requires only minimal training.
机译:包皮环切术的利与弊引起了激烈的争论。世界卫生组织现在提供了难以忽视的证据:根据2007年在肯尼亚进行的针对10,000多名男性进行的三项临床试验的结果,男性的包皮环切术可以将女性对男性的HIV传播率降低50%至60%,乌干达和南非。这些发现之后,非洲男人对该程序的需求激增,政府医院不堪重负,并引发了人们的担忧,即未经培训的仓鼠在临时诊所提供不卫生的手术,可能会通过非无菌手术刀的传播而传播血源性疾病。包皮过长的割礼会导致疤痕,部分阴茎截肢甚至死亡。这里需要一种无菌的,一次性的且廉价的包皮环切装置,以减少感染和并发症,同时更新50年来没有改变的手术程序。物理学家大卫·汤姆林森(David Tomlinson)相信他拥有的就是:AccuCirc,他在业余时间发明的仪器,并在布朗大学和犹他州默里的医疗器械公司Clinical Innovations的合作者的帮助下开发出来。他的无菌器械只能使用一次,可以保护包皮下面的龟头不受伤害,并且只需要很少的培训即可。

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