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Gore-Tex

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Gore-Tex®
Surgery A versatile proprietary synthetic composed of expanded polytetrafluoroethylene, which is biologically similar to fascia and used for abdominal and thoracic wall, pediatric and diaphragmatic reconstructions, rectal, vaginal and urethral suspension, hernia repair, fascial defects
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The tot, who was not expected to live, endured a string of ops when doctors patched the hole with Gore-Tex - the same hardwearing fabric used in raincoats.
OUR GORE-TEX BABY; Docs use patch of raincoat fabric to secure little ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
I have hunted in about 100-degree and weather with Super lite hunting boots lined with an Gore-Tex & wore some special wicking socks & my feet stayed comfortable and dry all day long.
Superlite Boots the Brand Name of Quality by Jenn Jamie / Women's issues/gender studies community
THE company behind GORE-TEX waterproof clothing are closing their bag pipe operation.
GORE PIPES STAFF AXED; Scots plant jobs go by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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