KR20160086464A - Closed skin maintaining device for skin closing operation - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a closed skin maintaining unit for operation in a skin closing apparatus. The closed skin maintaining unit includes a first backing sheet, a first adhesive sheet member, a second adhesive sheet member, a second backing sheet, and an anchor part. The first backing sheet is fixed to a skin. The first adhesive sheet member is fixed to a top surface of the first backing sheet. The second adhesive sheet member is connected with the first adhesive sheet member, folded in use and bonded to the top surface of the first adhesive sheet member. The second backing sheet is fixed to a skin opposite to the first backing sheet. The anchor part is fixed to the second backing sheet to allow the second backing sheet to approach the first backing sheet when the second adhesive sheet member is stretched to the first adhesive sheet member. According to the closed skin maintaining unit for operation in the skin closing apparatus of the present invention, the interval between the backing sheets attached in opposition to each other while interposing a closing line therebetween can be freely narrowed and widened. Accordingly, force transferred to a cutting portion of the skin may be decreased or increased according to situations. Accordingly, the closed skin maintaining unit excellently represents the functionality for the maintaining of the closed portion and may be stretched in a longitudinal direction of the closing line. When the closed skin maintaining unit is applied to the closed portion of a joint which must be inevitably moved, the adhesive power is not reduced even if long time elapses, so that the closed skin maintaining unit can be continuously used without the replacement with new one. In addition, since the closed skin maintain unit is neither cut nor broken, excellent endurance can be represented. The material of the closed skin maintaining unit is soft, so that the closed skin maintaining unit does not cause the injury to the skin or the closed portion even if the closed skin maintaining unit is pressed. Accordingly, the closed skin maintaining unit can be ensured in safety.

Description

[0001] The present invention relates to a closed skin maintaining device for skin closing operation,

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention [0001] The present invention relates to a surgical skin seal suture retainer.

In most cases, small or large incisions must be made to perform surgical operations for various accidents, diseases, or other reasons. The skin can be incised to expose the affected part of the body, for example to remove the tissue or to fix the bone.

This surgical procedure is completed by suturing the incised skin after all procedures have been completed. There are many ways to seal the skin, and a suture retainer is sometimes used as needed.

A suture retainer is a surgical tool that is attached to the skin and which forces the incision in the direction of closing and helps to suture and reopen the suture. It is made of soft and light material that can be attached to the skin for a sufficient time .

On the other hand, for example, when a part of the skin completely falls off due to an accident, and the affected part becomes large, the affected part is not stitched at one time. The reason for this is that if you squeeze at one time, the affected part may re-open, or excessive force may be applied to the skin and the skin around the wound may become necrotic.

In this case, using a suture retainer which can be divided into several steps, narrowing the open part gradually to reduce the wound is used.

In addition, the suture retainer is sometimes necessary to stably maintain the suture site. For example, a suture retainer is very important if you need to maintain a long posture in your bed, such as a spine surgery. Because it is almost impossible to maintain the prone position for several days after the operation and it is not desirable, it is necessary to use the suture retainer because the suture site may burst because of the force applied to the suture site.

In addition, when the joint area is operated, the suture site tends to re-open because there is a lot of motion at the operation site. At this time, the sealing time is also minimized by applying a seal-keeping device.

There are various types of the suture retainers described above. For example, US Patent Application Publication No. US2014 / 0222070 A1 discloses a suture holding apparatus for suturing an incision.

The apparatus comprises a left and right panel adhered to the skin, a plurality of locks fixed to the upper surface of the left panel, a supporter fixed to the right panel, and a closing component whose end passes through the lock and is fixed to the supporter. The closing component takes the form of a rod and has a plurality of serration-type engaging jaws formed on the outer circumferential surface thereof, and the engaging jaw is engaged with the lock. When the locking jaw is narrowed in the direction of approaching the right panel and the left panel, the locking jaw is locked over the lock.

However, the above-described conventional apparatus for holding a suture has a disadvantage in that once the closing component easily breaks or can escape from the lock in some cases. A plurality of latching jaws are formed on the outer circumferential surface of the closing component, and the stress is concentrated on the notch portion formed by the latching jaws, thereby easily cutting. For example, when a patient accidentally exerts a force on a closing component, it is easily broken.

Particularly, when the length of the portion extending through the lock in the closing component is long, the extended portion is cut short in most cases because it is cumbersome and is disturbed when it is exhausted to the skin or later treated with a dressing. If, for the same reason, an abnormal tensile force is applied to the closing component, the (shortened) closing component may be pulled out of the lock and the suture retainer may burst. The left side of the left panel and the right side of the panel, the suture area is reopened and the suture must be reopened.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a suture retaining structure capable of freely narrowing or widening a gap of a backing sheet attached to the opposite side with a suture line therebetween, The present invention provides a surgical stitch suture retainer for surgical use.

The present invention also relates to a surgical sealable suture retainer which can be stretched along the longitudinal direction of the suture line and can be used continuously for a long time even when applied to a suture part of a joint where movement can not be avoided, There is another purpose in providing.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a safety suture retainer for a surgical use, because the suture is not cut or broken so that the durability is good and the material is smooth and the suture does not occur on the skin or the suture portion.

In order to accomplish the above object, according to the present invention, there is provided a suture retainer for surgical sutures, comprising: a first backing sheet adhered and fixed to a skin of a user; A first adhesive sheet member fixed to an upper surface of the first backing sheet and providing an external supporting force; A second adhesive sheet member connected to the first adhesive sheet member and extending in the longitudinal direction, the second adhesive sheet member being folded upon use and detachably adhered to the upper surface of the first adhesive sheet member; A second backing sheet adhered and fixed to the skin on the opposite side of the first backing sheet with the surgical suture therebetween; The second adhesive sheet member being pulled when the second adhesive sheet member is pulled toward the first adhesive sheet member side so that the second backing sheet is fixed to the upper surface of the second backing sheet, And an anchor portion for bringing it closer to the seat side.

The first backing sheet may further comprise: Wherein the first adhesive sheet member has a shape extending along the suture line at the side of the suture line of the surgical suture; A first Velcro member covering an upper surface of the first backing sheet; And a second Velcro member extending across the seam line from the first Velcro member and folded in a state of passing through the anchor portion and being adhered and fixed to the first Velcro member.

The first adhesive sheet member is a Velcro loop sheet and the second adhesive sheet member is a Velcro hook sheet paired with the Velcro loop sheet. The Velcro hook sheet takes the form of a band having a constant width, And extend parallel to each other.

In addition, the anchor portion may include: And is an anchor sheet having a shape of a sheet and covering the upper surface of the second backing sheet and having a plurality of through holes for passing the velcro hook sheet through one side thereof.

Further, a slit portion for imparting stretchability to the anchor sheet is further formed between the through holes.

Further, the first backing sheet and the first adhesive sheet member are further provided with a stretchable cutting portion which is opened when the first backing sheet and the first adhesive sheet member are pulled, to provide stretchability to the first backing sheet and the first adhesive sheet member .

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a suture retainer for surgical sutures, comprising: a first backing sheet adhered and fixed to a user's skin; A tension band secured to the top surface of the first backing sheet and extending across the seam of the surgical suture; A holding part fixed to one side of the upper surface of the tension band and included in an inner region of the first backing sheet; A coupling portion fixed to the other side of the upper surface of the tensile band and facing the holding portion in a state in which the tensile band is folded and detachably coupled to the holding portion; A second backing sheet adhered and fixed to the opposite skin of the first backing sheet with the surgical suture part therebetween; And an anchor portion provided on the second backing sheet and passing the tensile band in the longitudinal direction and being pulled when the engaging portion is pulled toward the holding portion to bring the second backing sheet closer to the first backing sheet side .

In addition, the first backing sheet comprises: Wherein the pulling band takes the form of extending along the suture line at the suture side of the surgical suture; Wherein the holding portion is a first Velcro member that is fixed to the upper surface of the first backing sheet and extends in the longitudinal direction and extends in a longitudinal direction while the holding portion is fixed to the tension band and provides a supporting force to the outside, And a second Velcro member paired with the first Velcro member and detachably coupled to the first Velcro member in a state in which the tension band is folded.

Also, the first backing sheet may take the form of extending along the suture line at the side of the suture of the surgical suture region, wherein the tension band comprises: Like member extending in the longitudinal direction while being fixed to the upper surface of the first backing sheet; And a protrusion member protruded and fixed to an upper portion of the tension band, And a locking hole formed along the longitudinal direction of the tension band for receiving the projection member.

In addition, the anchor portion may include: A fixing band fixed to the second backing sheet and corresponding to the tension band, and a support ring mounted on the fixing band and passing the tension band through the fixing band.

The surgical suture closure suture retainer of the present invention as described above can freely narrow or widen the gap of the backing sheet attached to the opposite side with the seal line interposed therebetween to thereby increase or decrease the force transmitted to the incision site Therefore, it has excellent functionality for maintaining the suture.

In addition, it is stretchable along the length of the suture line. When applied to a suture part of a joint where motion can not be avoided, the adhesive force is not reduced even after a long period of time, and can be continuously used without replacement.

In addition, it is not cut or broken by tensile force, so it has good durability. Especially, it is safe because it does not damage the skin or suture part even if it is pressed by soft material.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a surgical closure suture retainer according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view for explaining the configuration of the suture retainer shown in Fig. 1. Fig.
3A to 3C are views for explaining the operation principle of the seal keeping device shown in FIG.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing another example of a surgical closure suture retainer according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 5 is a view showing a state in which the suture retainer shown in Fig. 4 is pulled in the direction of arrow F. Fig.
6 is a perspective view showing still another example of a surgical closure suture retainer according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a view showing still another example of a surgical closure suture retainer according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, one embodiment according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Basically, the suture retainer 11 according to the present embodiment is applied to a suture portion of the skin to close the sutured portion with a desired force, thereby preventing the suture portion from being opened. In particular, the structure is simple and light, and the adhesion can be freely adjusted. For example, it can be loosened or tightened according to the user's needs.

In addition, the size of the suture retainer 11 according to the present embodiment can be changed as much as it corresponds to the size and shape of the sealing portion.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a suture retainer 11 for a surgical skin sealant according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view for explaining the configuration of the seal and retainer shown in FIG.

As shown in the drawing, the surgical skin seal suture retaining and holding device 11 according to the present embodiment includes a pair of adhesive tapes 23a and 23b attached to the release film 25 and adhered to the patient's skin at the time of use, First and second backing sheets 21a and 21b fixed on the upper surfaces of the adhesive tapes 23a and 23b and providing a supporting force, a tension part 12 fixed to the first backing sheet 21a, And an anchor sheet 27 which is fixed to the upper surface of the backing sheet 21b and pulled by the tensioning portion 12.

First, the adhesive tapes 23a and 23b are stretchable and contractible in a state of being adhered to the skin as a medical tape. The widths of the adhesive tapes 23a and 23b are different depending on the size of the sealing and holding device 11.

Each of the adhesive tapes 23a and 23b is normally protected in a state of being adhered to the release film 25 and separated from the release film 25 in use and adhered to the skin. The adhesive tapes 23a and 23b are adhered to the opposite sides with the seam of the seamed portion interposed therebetween.

The first backing sheet 21a has a predetermined thickness and is a rectangular or band-like member extending along a seaming line (not shown) of the seaming part. The first backing sheet 21a is attached to the upper surface of the adhesive tape 23a, do.

The first backing sheet 21a is made of a synthetic resin having elasticity. For example, a thermoplastic urethane resin, a polyester resin, or other synthetic resin having similar physical properties.

The second backing sheet 21b is made of the same material as the first backing sheet 21a as a member tightly fixed to the opposite adhesive tape 23b in the same manner as the first backing sheet 21a. The second backing sheet 21b holds the anchor sheet 27 in a state of being fixed on the upper surface of the adhesive tape 23b.

On the other hand, the tension unit 12 includes a Velcro loop sheet 17 tightly fixed to the upper surface of the first backing sheet 21a and partially extending to the anchor sheet 27 side, And a plurality of velcro hook sheets 19 extending to the anchor sheet 27 side.

The velcro loop sheet 17 and the velcro hook sheet 19 are paired with a conventional velcro adhesive cloth, and are members that are fixed to each other and separated if necessary. For example, when the Velcro hook sheet 19 is folded in the direction of the arrow a and adhered to the Velcro loop sheet 17, the binding of the Velcro hook sheet 19 to the Velcro loop sheet 17 is achieved. (See Fig. 3C)

The velcro hook sheet 19 takes the form of a band having a predetermined width, and a plurality of the hooks 19 extend in parallel with each other. In addition, the mutual spacing of the respective velcro hook sheets 19 is constant. However, the width or spacing of each of the velcro hook sheets 19 may vary as needed.

Also, the position of the velcro loop sheet 17 and the velcro hook sheet 19 may be changed according to the embodiment. For example, the velcro hook may be made wider and secured to the first backing sheet 21a, and the velcro loop may be formed in the shape of a rectangle and extended to the anchor sheet 27 side.

The anchor sheet 27 is formed of a synthetic resin having elasticity and covers the upper surface of the second backing sheet 21b. As the anchor sheet 27, for example, polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) may be used.

A plurality of through holes 27b are formed in the anchor sheet 27. The through-hole 27b is a hole through which the respective velcro hook sheet 19 is passed. It is a matter of course that the number of the through holes 27b should be the same as the number of the velcro hook sheets 19. [

In particular, a slit portion 27a is formed between the respective through holes 27b of the anchor sheet 27. [ The slit portion 27a extends in the width direction of the anchor sheet 27, that is, in the extending direction of the velcro hook sheet 19, and is mutually parallel, as a notched straight groove formed between the through holes 27b.

The slit portion 27a provides a space for allowing the anchor sheet 27 to smoothly extend in the corresponding direction when a tensile force is applied to the seal retainer 11 in the direction of arrow F. [ The force in the direction of arrow F is applied, for example, when the knee is flexed when the suture retainer 11 is applied to a suture portion of a knee operation. Knee joint surgery is an operation to cut the anterior part of the knee, and the suture part is located in front of the knee. In this case, since the anchor sheet 27 is attached to the front of the knee, a tensile force in the direction of the arrow F is applied when the knee is bent.

If the entire thickness of the anchor sheet 27 is uniform because there is no slit portion 27a, the stress is concentrated toward each through hole 27b when the tensile force in the direction of arrow F is applied, and the through hole 27b tends to be torn.

In addition, the slit portion 27a serves as a perforation line. When the length of the anchor sheet 27 is longer than necessary, the slit portion 27a can be cut. Since the slit portion 27a is located at the center between the through holes 27b, the center of the adjacent through hole 27b is cut off along the slit portion 27a. That is, the perforated line is not biased toward one side.

3A to 3C are views for explaining the operation principle of the seal keeping device 11 shown in FIG.

In order to use the seal retainer 11 according to the present embodiment, the release film 25 is first detached and the adhesive tapes 23a and 23b are adhered to both sides of the skin S cut-out portion A. That is, they are fixed so as to correspond to each other on the opposite sides with the incision A interposed therebetween. The spacing of the adhesive tapes 23a, 23b with respect to the incision A depends on the condition of the affected part. Although the incision A is shown as being opened in FIG. 3A for convenience of explanation, it should actually be sealed through proper treatment.

In this state, the end of the hook-and-loop hook sheet 19 is sufficiently pulled in the direction of the arrow a, and then the hook is passed to the side of the hook-and-loop sheet 17 in order to completely close the cut-

When the velcro hook sheet 19 has passed over to the side of the velcro loop sheet 17, the end of the hooked hook sheet 19 is further pulled in the direction of the arrow b and then brought into close contact with the velcro loop sheet 17. The velcro loop sheet (17) keeps the tensioned state of the velcro hook sheet (19) in engagement with the velcro hook sheet (19).

Through the above process, the incision A is kept in a tightly closed state as shown in FIG. 3C. That is, the stitching is stably maintained.

In addition, since it is possible to repeat repeatedly attaching and removing the velcro hook sheet 19 to the velcro loop sheet 17, the force provided to the cut portion A can be easily adjusted.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing another example of a surgical closure suture retainer 11 according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the closure retainer shown in FIG. Fig.

The same reference numerals as those of the above-mentioned reference numerals indicate the same members having the same function.

Referring to the drawing, it can be seen that a plurality of stretchable cutting portions 17a are formed in the inner region of the velcro loop sheet 17. [ The stretchable cutting portion 17a is a sheath completely penetrated in the thickness direction of the velcro loop sheet 17, the first backing sheet 21a and the adhesive tape 23a and is opened when tensioned in the direction of arrow F. [ For this purpose, it is needless to say that the stretch cutting portion 17a extends in the width direction of the first backing sheet 21a, that is, in the direction orthogonal to the stretching direction.

In any case, by the action of the stretching cut portion 17a, the seal keeping device 11 can be further increased by the tensile force in the direction of the arrow F. [ It is needless to say that the position and number of the stretching and contracting portion 17a may vary as needed.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing still another example of a surgical closure suture retainer 11 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to the drawing, a plurality of tension bands 31 are fixed on the upper surface of the first backing sheet 21a, and the same number of fixing bands 33 are provided on the second backing sheet 21b. .

The tension band 31 is a band-shaped member made of synthetic resin or leather, and a part thereof extends toward the fixing band 33 in a state in which it is tightly fixed to the first backing sheet 21a.

The manner of fixing the tension band 31 to the first backing sheet 21a can be variously applied. For example, it is possible to use a bonding method using an adhesive and a fixing method using a sewing method. Reference numeral 31a denotes a stitch line formed through sewing.

In addition, a velcro loop patch 31b is fixed to a portion of the upper surface of the tension band 31 that is in close contact with the first backing sheet 21a. The velcro loop patch 31b is fixed to the upper surface of the tension band 31 and is engaged with a later-described velcro hook patch 31c. The Velcro loop patch 31b itself is the same as the Velcro loop sheet 17 described above.

A hook-and-loop hook patch 31c is also provided on the upper surface of the tension band 31. The above-described Velcro hook patch 31c is in contact with the Velcro loop patch 31b in a state in which the tension band 31 is folded in the direction of arrow a and pulled. The velcro hook patch 31c is the same as the velcro hook sheet 19, but is fixed on the upper surface of the tension band 31 in a state of being cut in a square.

A plurality of tension bands 31 having the above-described configuration are arranged in parallel with each other.

On the other hand, the fixing band 33 is a belt-like member made of synthetic resin or leather, and supports the support ring 35 in a state of being fixed on the upper surface of the second backing sheet 21b. The method of fixing the fixing band 33 to the second backing sheet 21b can also be realized by a bonding or sewing method. Reference numeral 33a denotes a stitch line. It is a seam.

The support ring 35 is held in the fixing band 33 as a ring formed in a rectangular shape. The support ring 35 is pivotally supported while being supported by the fixing band 33, but does not separate from the fixing band 33 but allows the tension band 31 to pass therethrough. It goes without saying that the fixing band 33 corresponds one-to-one to the tension band 31.

The tension band 31 is pulled back after being passed through the support ring 35 in the direction of the arrow a and pulled and held in a tensioned state by the hooking of the Velcro hook patch 31c to the Velcro loop patch 31b . That is, according to the principle described with reference to FIG. 3, the incision A is fully tightened to stably maintain the seal.

In particular, since the velcro hook patch 31c can be repeatedly attached to and removed from the velcro loop patch 31b as needed, it is possible to easily adjust any adherence to the cut portion A easily.

7 is a view showing another example of a surgical closure suture retainer 11 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to the drawing, it can be seen that a different type of tension band 37 is applied to the first backing sheet 21a. The tension band 37 is a belt-like member made of synthetic resin or leather, and is fixed to the first backing sheet 21a by a bonding or sewing method.

In addition, a plurality of protruding members 39 are disposed on one upper surface of the tension band 37. The protruding member 39 is inserted into the retaining hole 37b as a fixture protruding upward from the tension band 37 and serves to maintain the tension band 37 in a tensioned state.

The engaging holes 37b are through-holes penetrated in the thickness direction of the tensile band 37, and a plurality of the engaging holes 37b are spaced apart at a predetermined interval. When the tension band 37 is fully folded, the engaging hole 37b meets with the projection member 39 and accommodates the projection site 39 therein. It is needless to say that the tensile band 37 is maintained as the retaining hole 37b receives the protruding member 39.

Whether or not to engage the projection member 39 in a certain engagement hole 37b depends on the state of the affected part. That is, if necessary, the tension band 37 can be tightly tensioned or relatively loosened.

As a result, the sealing retainer 11 according to the present embodiment having the above-described structure can increase or decrease the urging force for urging the cut-out portion A in accordance with need, so that the function for sealing and maintaining is excellent.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed exemplary embodiments, but, on the contrary, is intended to cover various modifications and equivalent arrangements included within the spirit and scope of the appended claims.

11: Suture retainer 12: Tension section 17: Velcro loop sheet
17a: stretch cutting portion 19: Velcro hook sheet 21a: first backing sheet
21b: second backing sheet 23a, 23b: adhesive tape 25: release film
27: anchor sheet 27a: slit portion 27b: penetration hole
31: Tension band 31a: Stitch line 31b: Velcro loop patch
31c: Velcro hook patch 33: Fixing band 33a: Stitch line
35: support ring 37: tension band 37b: engagement hole
39: projection member

Claims (10)

A first backing sheet adhered and fixed to the user's skin;
A first adhesive sheet member fixed to an upper surface of the first backing sheet and providing an external supporting force;
A second adhesive sheet member connected to the first adhesive sheet member and extending in the longitudinal direction, the second adhesive sheet member being folded upon use and detachably adhered to the upper surface of the first adhesive sheet member;
A second backing sheet adhered and fixed to the skin on the opposite side of the first backing sheet with the surgical suture therebetween;
The second adhesive sheet member being pulled when the second adhesive sheet member is pulled toward the first adhesive sheet member side so that the second backing sheet is fixed to the upper surface of the second backing sheet, Wherein the anchor portion is brought close to the sheet side. The method according to claim 1,
The first backing sheet comprising:
A shape extending along the suture line at the side of the suture line of the surgical suture,
Wherein the first adhesive sheet member comprises:
A first Velcro member covering an upper surface of the first backing sheet,
Wherein the second adhesive sheet member comprises:
And a second Velcro member extending across the suture line from the first Velcro member and folded in a state of passing through the anchor part and being adhered and fixed to the first Velcro member. 3. The method of claim 2,
Wherein the first adhesive sheet member is a Velcro loop sheet and the second adhesive sheet member is a Velcro hook sheet paired with the Velcro loop sheet,
Wherein the plurality of the hook-and-loop fasteners extend in parallel with each other. The method of claim 3,
Wherein the anchor portion comprises:
Wherein the anchor sheet is an anchor sheet having a shape of a sheet and covering a top surface of the second backing sheet and having a plurality of through holes for passing the velcro hook sheet through one side thereof. 5. The method of claim 4,
And a slit portion for imparting elasticity to the anchor sheet is further formed between the through holes. The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the first backing sheet and the first adhesive sheet member are provided with:
Wherein the first backing sheet and the first adhesive sheet member are further formed with a stretchable cutting portion which is opened when stretched to provide stretchability to the first backing sheet and the first adhesive sheet member. A first backing sheet adhered and fixed to the user's skin;
A tension band secured to the top surface of the first backing sheet and extending across the seam of the surgical suture;
A holding part fixed to one side of the upper surface of the tension band and included in an inner region of the first backing sheet;
A coupling portion fixed to the other side of the upper surface of the tensile band and facing the holding portion in a state in which the tensile band is folded and detachably coupled to the holding portion;
A second backing sheet adhered and fixed to the opposite skin of the first backing sheet with the surgical suture part therebetween;
And an anchor portion provided on the second backing sheet and passing the tension band in the longitudinal direction and being pulled when the engaging portion is pulled toward the holding portion to bring the second backing sheet closer to the first backing sheet side Surgical skin suture suture retainer. 8. The method of claim 7,
The first backing sheet comprising:
A shape extending along the suture line at the side of the suture line of the surgical suture,
Said tensile band comprising:
Like member extending in the longitudinal direction while being fixed to the upper surface of the first backing sheet,
The holding portion is a first Velcro member that is fixed to the tension band and provides a supporting force to the outside,
Wherein the engaging portion is a second Velcro member paired with the first Velcro member and detachably coupled to the first Velcro member in a state in which the tension band is folded. 8. The method of claim 7,
The first backing sheet has a shape extending along the seam line at the side of the seam line of the surgical seam,
Said tensile band comprising:
Like member extending in the longitudinal direction while being fixed to the upper surface of the first backing sheet,
Wherein the holding portion comprises:
And a projection member projectingly fixed to an upper portion of the tension band,
Wherein the engaging portion comprises:
And a locking hole formed along a longitudinal direction of the pulling band to receive the projection member. 8. The method of claim 7,
Wherein the anchor portion comprises:
A fixing band fixed to the second backing sheet, the fixing band corresponding to the tension band,
And a support ring mounted on the fixing band and passing the tensile band therethrough.

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