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Surgical patient head protectors.


Gaymar Industries, Inc., offers its PurGel [TM] Head Protector protector /pro·tec·tor/ (-tek´ter) a substance in a catalyst that prolongs the rate of activity in the latter. , the newest in a comprehensive line of operating room operating room
n. Abbr. OR
A room equipped for performing surgical operations.
 positioning devices. The head protector's donut shape protects and cradles the head in all positions. It is well suited for long procedures, as it prevents subcutaneous tissue subcutaneous tissue
n.
A layer of loose, irregular connective tissue immediately beneath the skin; it contains fat cells except in the auricles, eyelids, penis, and scrotum.
 damage by reducing pressure that restricts blood flow to a patient's bony prominences during surgery.

Using a patented Xcelgel [TM] gel formula that conforms to the patient's head, prevents bottoming and reduces shear, the positioning device is fluid-, fungus-, and odor-resistant. The head protector is designed with minimal edges for easy cleaning and is latex-free, nonconductive, and features x-ray translucent translucent

slightly penetrable by light rays.
 capabilities. PurGel's vibrant purple color is easy to see, decreasing the chance of its being inadvertently tossed in with linens.
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Publication:Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Geographic Code:1USA
Date:Jul 1, 2001
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