1518000
Medtronic MeroGel Injectable Bioresorbable Nasal Dressing/Sinus Stent & Otologic Gel
$5.65
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Description
Nasal Dressing/Sinus Stent & Otologic Gel
1518000
- Includes Syringe and Flexible Catheter
- Composed of cross-linked hyaluronic acid — a safe, biocompatible agent that creates a moist wound-healing environment
- Physically separates mucosal surfaces to prevent nasal adhesions during the postoperative healing period
- Flexible catheter for easier access to hard-to-reach nasal cavities
- Excellent mucoadhesiveness and ease of use
Additional information
| Size | 1 |
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| Arms | N/A |
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| Unit | kits |
- FDA Product Code: NHB
- FDA Product Code Name: Polymer, Ear, Nose And Throat, Synthetic, Absorbable
- GMDN Term Code: 34212
- GMDN Term Name: Surgical anti-adhesion material, implantable, bioabsorbable, non-medicated
- GMDN Term Description: A bioabsorbable, surgically-implanted device intended to prevent the abnormal fibrous union (adhesion) between one internal body part/tissue and another following a surgical procedure; neither antimicrobials nor pharmaceuticals are included. It may be supplied as a barrier membrane, hydratable gel, or fluid dressing and is made of appropriate material (e.g., collagen- or hyaluronic acid-based) to reduce adhesion between adjacent anatomical structures.
