Name: Top Quality Ventral Wall Defect Silo Bag - MOQ(2pcs)#Wholesaleprice#Africa
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Minimum Order Quantity 2 pieces
Available in 5.0cm, 7.5cm, 10.0cm, 15.0cm, 6.0cm(tapered), 3.0cm and 4.0cm diameter variants
Soft, Pliable Transparent High Quality Medical Grade Silicone Material
Flexible, Soft Silicone Wrapped Spring around Proximal Opening
Mesh Reinforced Distal End with Preformed Hole
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A ventral wall defect silo bag is a specialized medical device designed to address congenital or acquired abdominal wall defects, such as gastroschisis or omphalocele. These conditions involve the protrusion of abdominal organs outside the body, requiring careful management to protect and facilitate their return to the abdominal cavity. The ventral wall defect silo bag is a temporary containment system that serves as a protective barrier around the exposed organs. Typically made of sterile and transparent materials, the silo bag allows for continuous observation and monitoring of the organs while preventing infection and minimizing the risk of damage. The transparent nature of the bag enables healthcare professionals to assess the condition of the organs and make necessary adjustments. The gradual reduction of the defect is achieved by gently compressing the contents of the silo bag over time, allowing the organs to naturally return to the abdominal cavity as the defect gradually closes. This approach provides a controlled and protective environment for the delicate organs, promoting optimal healing and minimizing complications in the treatment of ventral wall defects.