Option 1: In aluminum foil pouch.
Option 2: food grade folder packed in medical grade pouches.
Suture Packing:
Packed in 12 pouches per box.
Description:
Surgical bone wax is a specialized mixture composed of beeswax, hard paraffin wax, and Isopropyl palmitate. This opaque substance possesses a characteristic waxy odor. Packaged in individual foils of 2.5g, surgical bone wax undergoes sterilization through Gamma radiation to ensure its sterility. To maintain its efficacy, the packet should be opened just before surgery to minimize the risk of contamination and excessive drying. It is recommended to use the surgical bone wax immediately after opening to ensure optimal performance in surgical procedures.
Applications:
Surgical bone wax plays a crucial role in controlling bleeding from bone surfaces during various surgical procedures that involve cutting through bones. This is particularly important in surgeries such as sternotomy, thoracic, neurosurgery, orthopedic, and maxillofacial procedures, where bone exposure is extensive. The application of surgical bone wax helps achieve hemostasis by sealing bone surfaces, preventing or minimizing bleeding.
Properties:
Hemostasis: Surgical bone wax is applied directly to bone surfaces to staunch bleeding, promoting a blood-free surgical field.
Adaptability: It adapts well to irregular bone surfaces, ensuring comprehensive coverage and effective control of bleeding.
Easy Application: The waxy consistency of bone wax allows for easy application with minimal effort, facilitating efficient hemostasis during surgical procedures.
Sterility: Sterilized through Gamma radiation and packaged in individual foils, surgical bone wax helps maintain aseptic conditions in the surgical setting.
Quick Action: It provides rapid control of bleeding, contributing to a more streamlined and efficient surgical process.
