The AMD Medicom Sterile Sponges are essential tools in the medical field, offering a combination of safety and efficacy. Built with X-Ray detectable technology, these sponges ensure enhanced visibility during surgical procedures, significantly reducing the risk of retained surgical instruments. Each sponge is individually packaged and sterilized to meet the highest standards of hygiene, making them ideal for various medical and surgical applications.

Available in multiple sizes and types, including 8" x 4" gauze, 1" tonsil, and 1/2" x 3" neurological sponges, these versatile products cater to the specific needs of different procedures. Their high absorbency qualities efficiently manage fluids, making them useful in both surgery and wound care settings. Reliable and convenient, AMD Medicom Sterile Sponges are a must-have for healthcare providers looking for dependable surgical supplies.

Key Features:

• X-Ray Detectable: Integrated with X-Ray stripe for enhanced visibility during surgical procedures, decreasing the risk of retained surgical items.
• Sterile Packaging: Each sponge is individually sealed in sterile packaging to prevent contamination, ensuring a high standard of care and safety.
• Multiple Sizes and Types: Available in different sizes and types (gauze, tonsil, neurological) catering to diverse surgical and medical needs.

Uses:

• The AMD Medicom Sterile Sponges are ideal for medical procedures requiring sterile tools, particularly in surgical settings. They assist in controlling bleeding and maintaining a clear surgical site. The sponges are also beneficial during wound care for absorbing exudate and protecting the site.

FAQs:

1. Are these sponges reusable?
No, AMD Medicom Sterile Sponges are intended for single-use only to maintain sterility.

2. What does 'X-Ray detectable' mean?
'X-Ray detectable' means these sponges contain a filament or tag that can be seen with X-Ray, providing easy surgical tracking to ensure none are left in the body.

3. Can these sponges be used for non-surgical wound care?
Yes, while specifically designed for surgical use, they are effective in wound care for absorbing exudate and protecting the site.