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Surgeons Sturgeon Abdominal Wound Closure Large Size

Surgeons Sturgeon Abdominal Wound Closure Large Size

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Surgeons Sturgeon Abdominal Wound Closure Large Size

The Surgeons Sturgeon formally known as "Murray Cod" has been designed to assist with abdominal surgery by acting as a mechanical barrier to reduce the risk of needle perforation injury to the bowel and needlestick injury to the operating staff.

Manufactured using the finest surgical grade silicone the Surgeons Sturgeon is latex free and has been impregnated with barium sulphate to render it radiopaque, ensuring its safety as a surgical aid.

The Surgeons Sturgeon is re-useable and will withstand repeated sterilization by autoclave.


Product Sizes

Standard size: 300mm x 130mm x 1.5mm

Large size: 350mm x 156mm x 2.0mm

Cleaning Instructions

Wash in warm water with a mild detergent.

Rinse in warm water.

Place in a hot air dryer as with other surgical instruments.

Sterilization Instructions

Enclose in a steripeel bag and place into the autoclave unit at 134 degrees as with other surgical instruments.

The Murray Cod is reusable and will withstand repeated sterilization by autoclave.

We recommend that the Murray Cod be replaced after 12 months of use.

30 Day Satisfaction Guarantee

If you are not completely satisfied with the Murray Cod please return the product with in 30 days of purchase for a full refund.

Procedure Info

The Surgeons Sturgeon is manufactured using surgical grade silicone and is latex free. It has been impregnated with barium sulphate to render it radiopaque ensuring its safety as a surgical aid.

The Surgeons Sturgeon is reusable and will withstand repeated sterilization by autoclave.

Features:

  • The Surgeons Sturgeon acts as a visceral guard and is introduced into the abdominal wound before closure.
  • It acts as a physical barrier between the peritoneum and the viscera.
  • The peritoneum and the posterior rectus sheath is closed superficial to the Murray Cod.

We recommend the use of artery forceps to hold and withdraw the tail section of the Surgeons Sturgeon.

When the closure is almost complete, the Surgeons Sturgeon is withdrawn.

The anterior rectus sheath is then sutured to complete closure of the fibroaponeurotic layers.

The Surgeons Sturgeon must be identified as an accountable item and added to the count sheet to avoid any risk of inadvertent retention.

Do not cut or perforate the Surgeons Sturgeon as its strength depends on it remaining intact.

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