Lap Sponge | Swab Sponge

Introduction：

Designed for the most rigorous surgical environments, our Lap Sponge (also referred to as Swab Sponge or Laparotomy Sponge) is the cornerstone of effective intraoperative fluid management. These high-capacity sponges are crafted from multi-layered, 100% cotton gauze, offering superior absorbency and rapid fluid wicking to maintain a dry surgical site. Whether utilized for isolating organs, retracting tissue, or absorbing significant hemorrhage during large-cavity surgeries, their robust structure and integrated X-ray detectable element ensure both exceptional clinical performance and maximum patient safety.

Features：

• Exceptional Absorption: Multi-layered, premium-grade cotton construction provides high fluid capacity and rapid wicking, essential for large-volume hemorrhage control.
• X-Ray Detectable Security: Equipped with a high-contrast, X-ray detectable element to ensure quick and accurate identification if retained, providing a critical safety layer for abdominal and thoracic surgeries.
• Soft & Protective: The soft, high-quality fabric is designed to cushion and protect delicate organs and tissues during retraction, minimizing mechanical trauma.
• Durable & Secure: Reinforced stitching ensures the sponge maintains its integrity throughout the most demanding surgical procedures, preventing loose fibers from entering the wound.
• Convenient Handling: Designed with a high-visibility loop/tail for easy placement, stabilization, and retrieval, allowing surgeons to focus on precision and control.

Product Performance：

• Low sensitization:The fibrous structure of the gauze is low-allergen and helps control bleeding by promoting rapid blood coagulation, forming a protective clot to achieve hemostasis.
• High Absorption:The fibrous structure of the gauze can absorb more than ten times its own weight in liquid, quickly absorbing fluids from the surgical area and preventing fluid accumulation.
• Soft and protective to tissue:The fibrous structure of the gauze can absorb more than ten times its own weight in liquid, quickly absorbing fluids from the surgical area and preventing fluid accumulation.