Pfizer Gelfilm Absorbable Gelatin Film offers a meticulous solution for surgical procedures, serving as an absorbable and protective barrier. Designed for sterile application, this gelatin film is available in single or multi-pack options, making it versatile for diverse medical needs.

Engineered for ophthalmic surgeries, the Gelfilm provides reliable coverage and support for delicate tissues, ensuring seamless integration into surgical environments. Its absorbable nature eliminates the need for removal, streamlining post-surgical healing and enhancing patient care while maintaining transparency for surgical precision.

Key Features:

• Made from absorbable gelatin, the Gelfilm is designed to naturally integrate into bodily tissues over time, eliminating the need for removal.
• The film is sterile and individually packaged to ensure safety and reduce the risk of infection during surgical procedures.
• Specifically designed for ophthalmic use, it provides excellent compatibility with eye tissues while maintaining translucency for easy visualization by the surgeon.

Uses:

• Pfizer Gelfilm Absorbable Gelatin Film is primarily used in surgical procedures to prevent unwanted adhesions and to act as a temporary barrier. It is also used in ophthalmic surgeries to protect delicate tissues and to provide support where needed.

FAQs:

1. What is the Gelfilm made from?
The Pfizer Gelfilm Absorbable Gelatin Film is made from a specially formulated absorbable gelatin, designed to integrate seamlessly with the body's natural tissues.

2. How is the Gelfilm used in surgeries?
In surgeries, Gelfilm is placed over areas where adhesion could occur, serving as a temporary barrier while providing support and protection during healing.

3. Is Pfizer Gelfilm suitable for ophthalmic procedures?
Yes, the Gelfilm is specifically designed to be used in ophthalmic surgeries to protect and support delicate eye tissues.

4. How long does it take for the Gelfilm to get absorbed?
While the absorption time can vary, the Gelfilm is designed to be progressively absorbed by the body within a few weeks.