Healthcare Professionals
Bioresorbable Ear Packing and Patching Products
for Middle Ear Surgery and Other Otologic Procedures
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Healthcare Professionals
Bioresorbable Ear Packing and Patching Products
for Middle Ear Surgery and Other Otologic Procedures
The EpiDisc TM (Tympanic Membrane) Perforation Patch Kit is used in myringoplasty procedures to repair tympanic membrane perforations and aid wound healing. For TM perforations and middle ear surgery, let EpiDisc help your patients heal.
Microperforations Healing TM Perforations
View the Krueger “HAT” Tympanoplasty technique using EpiDisc and MeroGel ear packing.
For tympanic membrane perforations, surgeons can use the EpiDisc® TM Perforation Patch Kit.
EpiDisc Otologic Lamina and MeroGel QuickGel are made from esterified hyaluronic acid.
In middle ear surgery, biocompatible1-7 hyaluronic acid has been shown to improve the natural healing of the mastoid cavity following tympanoplasty and help reduce fibrous scarring.1-4
View the Krueger “HAT” Tympanoplasty technique using EpiDisc and MeroGel ear packing
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Tympanic membrane (TM) perforations are common and usually follow episodes of acute otitis media, ventilation tube insertion, or trauma.
Symptoms can include conductive hearing loss, aural fullness, pain, tinnitus, and exudate. Some patients with TM perforations may by asymptomatic.
In many cases, the TM perforation heals on its own. Tympanic membrane perforations that do not heal spontaneously, even small ones, may require surgical repair, particularly when they are associated with hearing loss or recurrent infection. Furthermore, patients must be careful to avoid exposing the ear to water and possible infection.
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Longaker MT, et al. Studies in fetal wound healing. A prolonged presence of hyaluronic acid characterized wound fluid. Annals of Surgery. 1991; 213:292-296.
Grainger DA, et al. The use of hyaluronic acid polymers to reduce postoperative adhesions. J Gynecol Surg. 1991; 7:97-101.