Polyvinyl alcohol hemostatic sponge is a commonly used medical consumable in clinical practice. Its core component is polyvinyl alcohol sponge, which is in the form of a white porous sponge. With its special structure and excellent performance, it has become a key tool for surgical exudate treatment and nasal hemostasis. As a commonly used instrument for clinical hemostasis and exudate management, polyvinyl alcohol hemostatic sponge is widely used in surgery, otolaryngology and other fields due to its safe and efficient characteristics. It is an important auxiliary tool to ensure surgical safety and postoperative recovery.
Core use: Dual directional power to solve clinical needs
Surgical exudate absorption: During surgery, it can quickly absorb blood, tissue fluids, etc. that seep out of the body, maintain a clean surgical field of view, help doctors perform precise operations, and create a dry environment for wound healing.
Nasal hemostatic packing: For nosebleeds and bleeding after nasal surgery (such as sinusitis and deviated nasal septum surgery), the packing can block the bleeding through physical compression, and its porous structure can also absorb residual blood.
Product advantage: Safe and practical medical design
Strong absorption+soft texture: The liquid absorption can reach twice its own weight, and it can moderately expand and adhere to the wound after encountering blood. The texture is soft and free of fiber shedding, avoiding damage to normal tissues.
• Aseptic guarantee: The product has been treated with aseptic and non pyrogenic agents, making direct contact with the wound safer and reducing the risk of infection.
Flexible adaptation: The shape can be tailored according to the surgical site and bleeding situation. The nasal specific model can also be used for subsequent flushing and medication administration to improve postoperative recovery efficiency.
Key usage precautions
1. Damaged packaging is strictly prohibited from use, and the product must be ensured to be in a sterile state; After opening, it must be used once and cannot be reused.
2. It does not contain antibiotics and has no antibacterial effect. If the wound has already been infected, antibacterial treatment should be performed before use.
3. If there is continuous massive bleeding, severe swelling and pain after nasal packing, it is necessary to inform medical staff in a timely manner.