Busse Hospital Disposables Inc. 746 ER Laceration Tray Same as #749

The Busse Hospital Disposables, Inc. 746 ER Laceration Tray is a comprehensive medical kit designed for emergency rooms, clinics, and other healthcare settings where efficient and sterile treatment of lacerations is crucial. This tray stands out for its inclusion of a cloth fenestrated drape and cloth towels, providing a more comfortable and absorbent solution for patients, while maintaining the high standard of sterility required in medical procedures.

Overview: The 746 ER Laceration Tray is specifically designed to provide healthcare professionals with a convenient and sterile set of instruments and supplies necessary for the treatment of lacerations. This tray is an essential tool in emergency medicine, allowing for quick and effective treatment to promote healing and minimize the risk of infection. By including all necessary items in one sterile package, it streamlines the treatment process, saving valuable time in critical situations.

Key Features

• Sterile packaging to ensure infection control and patient safety
• Cloth fenestrated drape for enhanced patient comfort and absorbency
• Cloth towels for drying and cleaning the treatment area
• Comprehensive set of instruments and supplies for laceration treatment
• Convenient, all-in-one packaging for efficient treatment
• Designed for single-use to prevent cross-contamination
• Compatible with standard medical protocols for laceration care
• Easy to store and transport due to its compact design

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: [Insert dimensions if available] • Weight: [Insert weight if available] • Materials: Sterile medical-grade materials • Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant medical standards for sterility and safety • Compatibility: Designed for use in various healthcare settings, including emergency rooms, clinics, and hospitals

Ideal For

• Emergency rooms • Clinics • Hospitals • Urgent care facilities • Outpatient surgical centers • Home healthcare services (where appropriate medical supervision is available) • Medical laboratories (for specific procedures requiring sterile laceration trays)