McKesson Moderate Absorbency Underpad, 23 x 36 Inch (Case of 6 Packs) Brand_AirFit P10 Sklar's Yasargil vascular arachnoid knife Brand_Coloplast

Name: McKesson Moderate Absorbency Underpad, 23 x 36 Inch (Case of 6 Packs) Brand_AirFit P10 Sklar's Yasargil vascular arachnoid knife Brand_Coloplast
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SKU: 2435014613
Price: 31.28 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.243 (28 reviews)

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McKesson Moderate Absorbency Underpad, 23 x 36 Inch (Case of 6 Packs) Brand_AirFit P10 Sklar's Yasargil vascular arachnoid knife Brand_Coloplast Sklar's Yasargil vascular arachnoid knife is a bayonet shapped instrument used in neurosurgical procedures to create small incisions in the micro vasculature Helps keep the delicate keratin layer of the skin healthy Offers protection with a moderate absorbent design The underpad's polymer construction helps rapidly absorb liquids for moderate absorbent protection

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