Absorbent devices

Surgery – Means and methods for collecting body fluids or waste material – Absorbent pad for external or internal application and...

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604371, 604375, 604904, A61F 1316

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044759118

ABSTRACT:
Absorbent devices, such as catamenial tampons and catamenial pads. The devices comprise an unbonded array of non-absorbent, hydrophillic, resilient, moisture insensitive fibers contained within a porous overwrap. When the devices are intended to be presented in the compressed state, the compressed density of the mass of fibers should be less than about 0.3 grams per cubic centimeter. The devices can contain ancillary absorbent material.

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