Lap Sponge Abdominal Swab with or without x-ray
Mesh: 40's/19x15, 24x20, 26x18/11, 13, 17threads...
40 x 40cm - 8ply, 45 x 45cm - 8ply, 40 x 40cm - 12ply,
45 x 45cm - 12ply, 30 x 30cm - 8ply, 30 x 30cm -12ply
Lap Sponge is single used in medical dressing which contacts human body directly and they have been used for more than one hundred years. The raw materials are adopted natural plant, they are woven into different tabby cloth after spinning, and then the cloth must be degreased and bleached. The product has no broken leaves, cottonseed shell and other impurities; it is pure white and soft; it has no textile defects, and it belongs to typical cotton fiber product. They are well tensile and water absorbent, present neutral, no odor, no chemical reaction with acids, alkalis, alcohol and ether, etc.; they do not contain any colored materials. After sterilization the product has no bad stimulation to skin and mucosa, no allergic reaction and other harmful effect. In the process of using it, it will not bring out poisonous matter and it has been evaluated according to related compatibility standards including EN ISO 13485:2016, EN ISO14971:2019, EN ISO 10993-1:2018, EN ISO 10993-5:2009, EN ISO 10993-10:2013, EN1041:2008, EN 62366:2008, ENISO11737-1:2006, ENISO11737-2:2009, ENISO11737-1:2006
Lap Sponge, also known as a gauze sponge or surgical sponge, is a sterile, absorbent piece of gauze that is used during surgical procedures to apply pressure and control bleeding, as well as to soak up blood, irrigation solutions, or other fluids. They come in various sizes and are an essential component of a surgical team's inventory.
Lap sponges are typically used by the circulating nurse or surgical technologist to maintain a dry field during the operation. They are instrumental in maintaining visibility of the surgical site and preventing the accumulation of fluid that could obscure the view or create a risk of infection.
After use, lap sponges must be carefully collected, counted, and accounted for to ensure that no items are left inside the patient's body, a process known as sponge count. This is a critical step in patient safety.
In addition to surgical settings, lap sponges may also be used in other situations where absorbent, sterile dressings are needed, such as in emergency medical situations, for dressings, or for cleanup in a medical laboratory.
Raw Material List:
100% Cotton
Whiteness > 80.00
Lap Sponge Abdominal Swab with or without x-ray
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