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Introl

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Introl®
Urogynecology An intravaginal prosthesis that elevates the bladder neck in urinary stress incontinence. See Stress incontinence.


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The INTROL Cystic Fibrosis Panel I Control is intended for use as a control product to monitor the analytical performance of the extraction, amplification, and detection of test systems used in the qualitative measurement of the cystic-fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR) gene.
Among major foreign owned companies are Canada based CCL Label, which built on a greenfield site in Western Poland, and Norway's Skanem, which has acquired Introl SA, one of Poland's leading label converters, as well as its subsidiary plant Introl Print in Moscow.
The judging team was particularly impressed by the overall excellent use of color and outstanding graphics and were moved to give their special jury award to Skanem Introl SA for its Bubble Bath label, which, they said, "was a bright and busy label which used color to the maximum benefit with very good execution of the flexo and screen processes and a design that exactly reflected the intention to make the label attractive to children.
 
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