SURGISPON FOAM GEL

Surgispon absorbable hemostatic gelatin sponge is used in Egyptian dental clinics to control bleeding fast after extractions and minor oral surgery. Made by Aegis Lifesciences from pure pharmaceutical gelatine foam, it is gamma-sterilized, ready to use straight from the blister pack, and absorbs 40–50 times its own weight in blood — cutting chairside time and giving patients a calmer, faster recovery.

Clinical Uses

• Controlling bleeding in extraction sockets after simple or surgical extractions
• Haemostasis during minor oral and periodontal surgery
• Packing bleeding sites where local pressure alone is not enough

Key Features

• Absorbs 40–50 times its own weight of blood
• Gamma-sterilized — no resterilization needed, ready straight from the pack
• Non-toxic, non-allergenic, non-immunogenic, non-pyrogenic
• Fully absorbed in the tissue within 3–4 weeks, with no residue or encapsulation
• Uniform porosity activates thrombocytes on contact for reliable clot formation
• Easy to cut to the exact size needed for the socket

Specifications

How to Use

1. Open the sterile blister pack and cut the sponge to the size of the bleeding site
2. Place the sponge against the bleeding area
3. Apply light pressure for one to two minutes until bleeding stops
4. Leave the sponge in place — it resorbs naturally within 3–4 weeks

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine Aegis Lifesciences Surgispon — gamma-sterilized and CE / ISO 13485 certified
• Fast delivery across Egypt for clinics that need reliable hemostatic stock on hand
• Pair it with sutures and gauze for complete post-extraction care

FAQ

Does Surgispon need to be removed after the bleeding stops?
No — it is left in the socket and is fully absorbed by the body within 3–4 weeks.

Is Surgispon safe to use in dental extraction sockets?
Yes. It is non-toxic, non-allergenic, non-immunogenic and non-pyrogenic, and is widely used for post-extraction haemostasis.

How much blood can one sponge absorb?
Surgispon absorbs approximately 40–50 times its own weight in blood.

Does it need to be sterilized before use?
No — it comes gamma-sterilized and ready to use straight from the sealed blister pack.