Surgical cotton wool
Surgical cotton wool (g.chirurgicum) is a sterile material that is used in surgery to close wounds and protect them from infection. Surgical cotton wool is made from cotton and other natural fibers that are specially processed to make them soft, flexible and not cause allergic reactions in patients.
Surgical cotton wool is used in various fields of medicine, including dentistry, gynecology, ENT surgery, plastic surgery and others. It can be used alone or in combination with other materials such as gauze, bandages or plasters.
One of the advantages of surgical cotton is its ability to retain its shape and size after use, which allows it to fit tightly to the wound and provide complete protection from infection. In addition, surgical cotton does not cause skin irritation and can be used even on sensitive skin.
However, like any other medical material, surgical wool can cause allergic reactions in some patients, so a sensitivity test must be performed before use. It is also important to use surgical cotton correctly to avoid it dislodging and getting into the wound.
In general, surgical wool is an indispensable material in medicine and helps to ensure reliable protection of wounds from infection and other negative factors.