Intranasal splint, biodegradable

Intranasal splints, biodegradable, are medical devices inserted into the nasal cavity following surgery or injury to control bleeding, prevent tissue adhesions, and provide structural support during healing. These devices are designed to gradually dissolve and be absorbed by the body over approximately three to four weeks.

Biodegradable intranasal splints are single-use devices made from non-animal source materials that either break down naturally in the body or may be removed by a physician at their discretion. Regulatory requirements for these devices vary by jurisdiction and depend on their specific design and intended use.