Lifescience PLUS Hemostatic Dressing BloodSTOP iX Sodium Carboxymethyl Cellulose

Hemostatic Dressing BloodSTOP iX Sodium Carboxymethyl Cellulose

BloodSTOP iX hemostatic dressing is a sodium carboxymethyl cellulose dressing for temporary control of bleeding from the skin and other surface wounds. It fits hospital, surgical, emergency, and medical office workflows where clinicians need a dressing that conforms to wound surfaces and can be cut, folded, or layered as needed. This version is a 2 X 4 Inch dressing sold by the case.

Good Fit For

• Surgical and hospital use
• Emergency room procedures
• Medical office procedures
• Surface wound bleeding control

Key Features

• Sodium carboxymethyl cellulose dressing for temporary control of bleeding from skin and other surface wounds
• Conforms to wound surfaces, which can help with placement across varied treatment sites
• Can be cut, folded, or layered for procedural flexibility
• Transforms into a translucent gel that seals and allows wound monitoring
• Used as an adjunct to manual pressure to reduce hold times
• Made with 100% natural plant components

Applications and Usage

• Oral surgery such as tooth extractions
• Catheter sheath removals after interventional catheter procedures
• Placement and removal of drainage catheters and hemostasis on hemodialysis shunts
• Skin biopsies, circumcisions, and hemorrhoids
• Nose bleeds and other surface hemorrhage including finger sticks and PICC line removals

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 2 X 4 Inch.
• Intended for emergency and therapeutic use where temporary control of bleeding is required
• Use is noted for surgical procedures and hospital settings
• Designed for surface wounds rather than unspecified deeper applications
• The 2 X 4 Inch format may matter when matching the dressing to the treatment site

FAQ

• What type of bleeding is this dressing meant to help control? BloodSTOP iX is indicated for temporary control of bleeding from the skin and other surface wounds.
• Where is this hemostatic dressing commonly used? Common uses include oral surgery, catheter sheath removals, drainage catheter procedures, hemodialysis shunts, emergency room procedures, skin biopsies, circumcisions, hemorrhoids, nose bleeds, finger sticks, and PICC line removals.
• Can the dressing be adjusted during a procedure? Yes. BloodSTOP iX can be cut, folded, or layered, which gives clinicians flexibility during placement.
• How does the dressing behave on the wound surface? BloodSTOP iX conforms to wound surfaces and transforms into a translucent gel that seals while allowing monitoring of the wound.
• What size is this dressing? This BloodSTOP iX dressing is 2 X 4 Inch.

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