Table 2. Non-implantable fibers for medical Application [10]

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Table 2. Non-implantable fibers for medical Application [10] S. No Product Application Fibers types Fabric Types 1 Wound-care * Absorbent pad Cotton viscose Nonwoven Wound contact layer Silk, polyamide fiber, viscose, polyethylene fibers, plastic film Knitted, woven, nonwoven Base material Viscose, plastic film Nonwoven, woven 2 Bandage Simple inelastic/elastic Cotton, viscose, polyamide fiber, elastomeric-fiber yarns Woven, knitted, nonwoven Light support Cotton, viscose, elastomeric-fiber yarn Compression Cotton, polyamide fiber, elastomeric-fiber yarns Woven, knitted Orthopadedic Cotton, viscose, polyesters fiber Woven, nonwoven 3 Plaster Viscous plastic film, cotton, polyesters fibers, glass fiber 4 Gauzes Cotton, viscous 5 Lint Cotton Woven 6 Wadding Viscose, cotton linter, wood pulp Alhayat Getu et al. Technical Fabric as Health Care Material. Biomedical Science and Engineering, 2014, Vol. 2, No. 2, 35-39. doi:10.12691/bse-2-2-1 © The Author(s) 2014. Published by Science and Education Publishing.