Circumcision system critics lambasted

Durban - Critics of the controversial Tara Klamp have come in for strong criticism from KwaZulu-Natal’s health MEC at a medical male circumcision indaba

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Tara Klamp in the Media

CIRCUMCISION

TIMES OF ZAMBIA TK REPORT 24082010

TK PILOT STUDY INFORMATION SEPTEMBER 2012

PRESS RELEASE

TARAKLAMP NEWS 01

TK DEVICE WORKS - sOWETAN nEWS

Circumcision Course

CIRCUMCISION COURSE

BOOK USED IN COURSE

COURSE CONTENT 01

COURSE CONTENT 02

CERTIFICATES ISSUED ON COMPLETION 01

CERTIFICATES ISSUED ON COMPLETION 02

For more information please contact:

Fidel Hadebe
Tel: 012 395 8493 012 395 8493
Cell: 079 517 3333 Issued by: Department of Health 9 Dec 2010

MORE TO KNOW

Circumcision is one of the most common surgeries performed all over the world. It is generally performed either in a surgical THEATRE, at home or as in some countries even at the roadsides or in the bush etc.

Circumcision methods vary in different regions and problems e.g. infections, accidental amputations of the glans penis, bleeding etc. continue to occur. This happens even in circumcisions performed in an operating THEATRE. This research identified that most of these problems continue to occur because in all the circumcisions methods or devices invented so far, the surgery is of invasive type.

This invention enables circumcisions to be performed not only safely and easily but also ----- for the first time in surgical history ----- enables circumcisions to be performed just as aseptically, at home, on the roadsides or out there in the bush, as in an operating THEATRE. These problems are prevented because the surgery performed by this device is of non-invasive type.