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Surgicel

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Surgicel /Sur·gi·cel/ (ser´jĭ-sel) trademark for an absorbable knitted fabric prepared by controlled oxidation of cellulose, used to control intraoperative hemorrhage when other conventional methods are impractical or ineffective.
Surgicel [sur´jĭ-sel]
trademark for an absorbable knitted fabric prepared by controlled oxidation of cellulose; used as a hemostatic covering for surgical wounds to control hemorrhage when other conventional methods are impractical or ineffective.


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Diathermy, bone wax, and Surgicel were applied to achieve hemostasis.
21) The space created by the difference in size of the remaining reduced anterior frontal bone and the margins of the original sinus was packed with bone chips and Surgicel.
Interim analysis at 90 patients, which were randomized 2:1 Fibrin Pad to SURGICEL, indicated that the Fibrin Pad was superior to SURGICEL in the primary efficacy endpoint, which measured the proportion of subjects achieving hemostatic success at 4 minutes after randomization with no re-bleeding requiring treatment during a subsequent 6-minute observation period.
 
 
 
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