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Dilators, Cervical Canal, Hygroscopic, Laminaria Tent

Definition : Cervical canal (i.e., uterine cervix) dilators consisting of an expansible plug (i.e., a tent) of dried Laminaria (a genus of seaweeds); they are usually available as sterilized devices that have a strong thread attached for anchoring and easy removal. These tents gradually swell to several times their original diameter by the absorption of moisture from the cervix in a period of several hours (typically 12 to 14), producing a gradual cervical dilatation. Laminaria tent cervical dilators are used to perform intrauterine obstetric maneuvers, especially to perform midterm abortions.

Entry Terms : "Laminaria Sticks" , "Laminaria Dilators" , "Laminaria Tents"

UMDC code : 12270

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Berkeley Medevices Inc

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Berkeley Medevices is a full service Company prepared to assist you in many areas. The personnel of Berkeley Medevices take pride in producing quality products and in providing the highest level of professional service which is characteristic of the company.

Medgyn Products Inc

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MedGyn manufactures and distributes superior quality medical supplies, instruments, and equipment to satisfy the needs of the leading Obstetrics and Gynecological medical professionals

Milex Products Inc

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