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We have designed and developed a new intranasal pack which has been found to be most effective in controlling anterior and posterior epistaxis. Its ease of introduction and patient tolerance make it ideal for treating posterior epistaxis on an outpatient basis, and as packing for septal, sinus, or rhinoplastic surgery. The unique features of a breathing cannula and total intranasal tamponade distinguish this device from all preceding ones.
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