Otological Dressings & Packings are covering products used to protect the external ear and ear canal, provide controlled packing or gentle pressure, support post-operative healing, and protect surgical sites following otologic procedures.
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INVOTEC® EAR COMPRESSION DRESSINGS Otology Splints (Sterile)
Quick ViewEAR COMPRESSION DRESSINGS have distinct clinical applications despite both being used for post-operative ear support. The malleable version is designed to be manually contoured to the patient’s anatomy, whereas the thermoplastic version becomes mouldable when heated and then hardens to provide a more rigid, customised splint.
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INVOTEC® EAR PROTECTOR KITS Otology Dressings (Sterile)
Quick ViewEAR PROTECTOR KITS are indicated for use during otologic surgery, post-operative ear care, dressing changes, wound protection, and other ENT procedures requiring protection of the external ear and maintenance of a sterile surgical environment.
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INVOTEC® EQUISPON Absorbable Haemostatic Gelatin Sponge (Sterile)
Quick ViewINVOTEC® EQUISPON Absorbable Haemostatic Gelatin Sponge is indicated for control of minimal bleeding during and following ENT surgery through tamponade, blood absorption, and platelet aggregation. It can also support nasal adhesion prevention, tympanoplasty grafts, and middle-ear implants.
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INVOTEC® OTOLOGY PACKING STRIPS Silicone (Sterile)
Quick ViewOTOLOGY PACKING STRIPS are indicated for use during and following tympanoplasty, mastoidectomy, canaloplasty, stapedectomy, myringoplasty, and other otologic procedures requiring haemostasis, graft support, absorption of wound exudate, and post-operative packing of the external auditory canal or middle ear.
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INVOTEC® PVA EAR WICKS Otology Packing (Sterile)
Quick ViewPVA EAR WICKS are indicated for the management of otitis externa, external auditory canal oedema, post-operative ear care, and other conditions requiring topical medication delivery, ear canal support, or maintenance of external auditory canal patency.

