GDT Hemosponge 100% Pure Collagen

Product Description

The GDT Hemosponge is made from 100% bovine collagen type 1, sterilized, and individually packaged to ensure the highest level of cleanliness and safety. This absorbable sponge creates an occlusive or semi-occlusive cover for wounds, promoting a clean and moist environment that facilitates optimal healing. It serves as a temporary membrane scaffolding, providing critical support in guided bone regeneration (GBR) and preventing the migration of bone graft material.

Key Features:

• Uncompromising Sterility: Each sponge is individually packed and meticulously sterilized.
• Bioabsorbable Collagen Matrix: Naturally degrades over time without leaving any toxic or pyrogenic residue.
• Durable and Non-Toxic: Provides long-lasting effectiveness without compromising patient well-being.
• Minimizes Alveolar Ridge Atrophy: Reduces alveolar ridge atrophy, preserving the integrity and structure of the extraction site.
• Structural Reinforcement: Supports blood clots and prevents soft tissue growth into the extraction alveoli.
• Hemostatic Control: Excels in controlling bleeding and stabilizing blood clots.
• Extended Longevity: Outperforms other collagen plugs by providing longer-lasting results.

Unboxing Video

Upon unboxing, you will find:

1. Individually Packaged Sponges: Each package contains 10 individually packaged sponges, ensuring sterility and convenience.
2. Sterile Packaging: Maintains the highest level of cleanliness and safety for immediate use.
3. Instructions for use (IFU)

Clinical Applications

• Post-Extraction Protocols: The GDT Hemosponge effectively reduces alveolar ridge atrophy and preserves the structure of the extraction site.
• Guided Bone Regeneration: Serves as a temporary membrane scaffolding, preventing migration of bone graft material and ensuring successful regeneration.
• Wound Management: Provides an occlusive or semi-occlusive cover for wounds, creating an ideal environment for healing.
• Hemostatic Control: Controls bleeding and stabilizes blood clots, minimizing complications.

Directions for Use

1. Prepare the Site: Ensure the wound site is clean and free of debris.
2. Place the Sponge: Squeeze the sponge to remove excess fluid and strategically place it between the bone graft material and tissue.
3. Cover the Wound: Use the sponge to create an occlusive or semi-occlusive cover over the wound.
4. Monitor Healing: The sponge will naturally degrade over time as the wound heals, requiring no removal.