EON NASAL MEROCEL

EON NASAL MEROCEL Specification

Function
Absorb Nasal Exudates, Provide Nasal Tamponade, Aid Hemostasis

Instruments Type
Nasal Dressing/Pack

Shelf Life
5 Years

Features
Sterile, Highly Absorbent, Expands on Contact with Moisture, Non-Adherent

Storage Instructions
Store in a Cool, Dry Place away from Direct Sunlight

Usage Type
Single Use

Equipment Type
Nasal Packing Dressing

Material
Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) Foam

Condition
Sterile

Technology
MEROCEL Compressed Ultra Cell Foam

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
No

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Manual

Use
ENT, Nasal Surgery, Control Nasal Bleeding

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies (Standard: 8 cms length approx)

Weight
Lightweight (few grams)

Color
White

Biocompatibility
Biocompatible

Form
Compressed Sponge Block

Latex Free
Yes

Sterility Method
Gamma Radiation or Ethylene Oxide

Application Areas
Postoperative Nasal Surgery, Epistaxis Control, Rhinoplasty

Expiry Date
Indicated on Pack

About EON NASAL MEROCEL

The Surgi-PVA Nasal packing sponge provide a total fluid control for nasal and sinus surgeries.

Standard Nasal packing - Used for septoplasty, turbinectomy. rhinoplastya and many more. They fill and support nasal cavaties during surgery, allowing smoothseptum ventilation to ensure patient comfort.

Sinus Nasal packing- Designed to support the sinus cavity and the osteomeatal complex to ensure airflow through nose, abiltiy to expand to stop bleeding, and facilitate faster recovery.

Anatomical Nasal packing- Used during and after surgery, designed to completely fill the nasal cavity. and their optional airway design enhance patient comfort.
Epistaxis Nasal packing- Used to treat anterior and posterior nose bleeding safely and effectively, its soft round edges create less friction during nasal pack insertion

Superior Absorption and Hemostasis

EON NASAL MEROCEL utilizes advanced MEROCEL compressed ultra cell foam technology, ensuring rapid, uniform absorption and expansion upon contact with fluids. This property enables efficient tamponade of nasal cavities, minimizing the risk of rebleeding and facilitating a stable postoperative environment.

Single-Use Safety and Comfort

Each nasal dressing is latex-free, biocompatible, and sterilized via gamma radiation or ethylene oxide, ensuring safe application. The non-adherent surface reduces trauma upon removal, improving patient comfort and outcomes during postoperative care and epistaxis management.

Reliable and Convenient for ENT Procedures

Lightweight and portable, EON NASAL MEROCEL is an essential tool for ENT specialists in clinics and hospitals. Its shelf-stable form ensures immediate availability, while clear storage instructions maintain efficacy. Suitable for various nasal surgeries and control of nasal bleeding, it stands as a dependable choice for healthcare providers.

FAQ's of EON NASAL MEROCEL:

Q: How is EON NASAL MEROCEL applied during nasal surgeries?

A: EON NASAL MEROCEL is manually inserted into the nasal cavity in its compressed form. Upon absorbing moisture, it gently expands, providing even pressure to the nasal mucosa, thereby controlling bleeding and aiding hemostasis.

Q: What are the main benefits of using EON NASAL MEROCEL for postoperative care?

A: Its high absorbency, non-adherent design, and biocompatibility help manage nasal exudates, maintain hemostasis, and minimize patient discomfort, all while reducing the risk of tissue trauma during removal.

Q: When should EON NASAL MEROCEL be used in a clinical setting?

A: EON NASAL MEROCEL is suitable for postoperative nasal surgeries, control of epistaxis (nosebleeds), and rhinoplasty cases where effective nasal packing and absorption are required.

Q: Where should EON NASAL MEROCEL be stored before use?

A: For optimal preservation, store EON NASAL MEROCEL in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight. Always refer to the expiry date clearly marked on the packaging before use.

Q: What is the process for safely removing EON NASAL MEROCEL?

A: Ensure the packing is fully moistened with saline to minimize adhesion, then gently extract it using sterile forceps or as directed by an ENT specialist, ensuring minimal discomfort and tissue disruption.