A pressure applicator transfers manual force to the nasal vestibule to constrict blood flow in the septal branch of the superior labial artery.
A three-stage atomization device uses ultrasonic vibration to generate superfine nanofluid droplets for precise surgical cooling.
Folding adhesive medical articles with double-sided liners reduces packaging waste while maintaining sterility.
Fold-back tabs on the adhesive substrate enable easy removal without skin irritation while maintaining strong adhesion.
Segmented eye coverage pods with hydrophilic zeolite absorb moisture and conduct heat to resolve dryness and air blow-back during CPAP use.
A nasal compression device applies lateral pressure via a wire frame to control nosebleeds.
A paranasal sinus implant device uses antimicrobial coatings and flexible conduits to deliver medical treatments directly to the sinus cavity.
A flexible trauma cap with detachable straps applies minimal pressure to control bleeding while maintaining a secure fit during transport.
An absorbent nasal insert with integrated decongestant reduces rhinorrhea without tissue irritation.
A cinchable compressive dressing applies uniform scalp pressure to stabilize traumatic wounds.
Self-adhesive silicone gel pads apply targeted pressure to stabilize implants, resolving discomfort from bulky compression garments.
Segmented adhesive tapes displace the mandible to promote nasal respiration while minimizing skin irritation from porous masks.
A wound dressing uses evacuated pillar structures to apply controlled compression force directly to the wound site.