Presentation

Uromac®, is a sterile solution of hyaluronic acid for bladder irrigation, available as 100 mg of hyaluronic acid in a 50 milliliter vial. The product is sterile and single use; it should not be reused under any circumstances.

Uromac

Description

Uromac® functions as a protective coating for the inner mucosa of the bladder and urethral mucosa. It is a revolution in the use of the sodium salt of hyaluronic acid, a polysaccharide widely present in the tissues of the human body, where it performs diverse and fundamental biological functions. Thanks to its protective and film-forming properties, it fosters a more natural cellular regeneration of the mucosa.

Uromac® is well tolerated by the body, does not produce unwanted side effects and has no specific contraindications.

The integrity of the epithelial tissue that lines the bladder mucosa is essential to ensure the natural protective and barrier functions that the tissue presents against the aggressions of pathogens, microorganisms and toxic substances.

Uromac®, is low molecular weight and very low viscosity hyaluronic acid. Thanks to these properties, it has been developed to function as an adjunct in the processes of reepithelialization of the bladder and urethral mucosa.

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Indications

Uromac® is a medicinal product composed of hyaluronic acid, indicated as a protector of the bladder and urethral mucosa and capable of promoting the physiological repair of mucosal lesions.

Uromac® is indicated in radiotherapy both prophylactically and as an adjuvant for the repair of the bladder mucosa in patients exposed to radiation. It is also indicated in urology to promote the repair of damaged bladder and urethral mucous membranes, in gynecology for invasive gynecological examinations and in surgeries where said mucous membranes can suffer damage.

  • UROLOGY
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    THERAPY
  • GYNAECOLOGY

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