Medical Abdominal Pads with X-ray

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An abdominal Gauze pad is a medical device used to protect abdominal wounds. It is usually made of cotton or gauze and is soft, breathable and absorbent.

Abdominal Gauze Pads are mainly used as abdominal wound dressings after surgery or trauma to protect the wound from external contamination and friction. It can absorb the oozing blood and secretion from the wound, keep the wound dry and promote wound healing. At the same time, it can also reduce abdominal pressure and relieve wound pain and discomfort.

Abdominal gauze pad has certain elasticity and adhesiveness, which can closely fit the curve of the abdomen and is not easy to come loose. It is generally available in a variety of sizes, which can be adjusted and cut according to the patient's abdominal size and wound condition. In addition, abdominal gauze pads can be used in conjunction with other dressing materials, such as tapes or bandages, to increase fixation and stability.

Abdominal gauze pads are widely used in healthcare facilities, home care and first aid settings. It has the advantages of being easy to use, safe, reliable and affordable, making it an important part of abdominal wound dressings. However, when using abdominal gauze pads, care needs to be taken to keep them clean and dry, and to change and dispose of waste in a timely manner to avoid cross-infection and other complications.