24 devices · GMDN 46397
A nasal septal button is a device used to treat perforations in the nasal septum, improving nasal respiration by occluding the hole. It is typically inserted into a nostril and secured in place, with two flanged ends that close the perforation. This device is designed to be implanted, allowing for internal closure of the septal perforation.
When browsing nasal septal buttons, it's essential to understand that these devices are subject to regulatory oversight, and their supply and classification may vary. They are typically used in clinical settings to address nasal septal perforations, and their design and functionality are critical to their effectiveness in improving nasal respiration.
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