NASAL PACKING application & removal



Nasal packing is the application of sterile tampons to the nasal chambers. The most common purpose of nasal packing is to control bleeding and provide support to the septum following surgery and nasal reconstruction. It is also used to treat chronic nosebleeds (Stool et al 1996). The nasal packing is made out of synthetic open cell foam polymer of hydroxylated polyvinyl acetal. The surface is smooth so it can not stick to the tissue and reduces bacterial growth. The nasal packs are stitched together at the end of the nose. They can hold 25 times their initial weight (Martelli 2002). /NHS

Comments

  1. The second video I just watch looked like bacon food to me XD
  2. HOW DO IT HURT
  3. 🤢
  4. wtf is that i can't even watch the whole thing
  5. what is it
  6. WHY AM I HERE
  7. imagine what it took to get to this point. what the first try of this looked like years ago.
  8. the first one looked like a used tampon
  9. omg ,omg,............iiiiiiiiiii........iiiiiiiiiiiii...........omg
  10. okay iiiiiiiiiii...................
  11. Lube it up
  12. At first go Burnham was in that vid
  13. What is that ewwwwwwwwwww omg
  14. omg
  15. that is proper horrid
  16. Can this be done at home?
  17. anyone else think it looks a bit like bacon?
  18. votre vidéo et très dégelasse
  19. When the man got stuff out of his nose it was so gross
  20. Que es eso que le sacan?


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