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What is surgical tape made of? when is it used?
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Surgical tape: Surgical tape is used to hold bandages or dressings in place. There are many types of surgical tape with differening composition. It can be made of fabric, plastic or paper and is sometimes fairly sophisticated and porous.
Answered 12/28/2020
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