20 devices · GMDN 39404
A radiopaque non-woven surgical sponge is a single-use, absorbent pad made from materials like rayon or polyester that is used during surgery to manage fluids, control bleeding, or protect tissues. It is designed for internal use on incisions, organs, or body structures and includes an x-ray detectable marker to help prevent retained surgical items.
This category of device is intended for one-time use only and is supplied sterile. It does not contain medication and is regulated as a medical device based on its intended use for fluid absorption and tissue protection during operative procedures.
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