Sterimar

Stérimar est un spray d’eau de mer naturel et sans conservateurs conçu par Sofibel-Laboratoires Fumouze. C’est un dispositif médical de classe IIa, marqué CE.

Stérimar est recommandé pour l’hygiène nasale^[1] mais aussi pour décongestionner la muqueuse nasale lors d’épisodes infectieux et allergiques tels que la rhinite^[2] et la rhinite allergique^[3] (rhume des foins), la sinusite^[4]^,^[5] ou la rhinopharyngite^[6].

Histoire modifier

1975 – Lancement de Stérimar en France. C’est le premier spray d’eau de mer isotonique spécialement développé pour l’hygiène nasale.
2000 – Lancement en Grande-Bretagne. C’est le premier spray d’eau de mer développé pour l’hygiène nasale.
2005 – 30^e anniversaire de Stérimar, commercialisé dans 84 pays.

Gamme de produits modifier

Stérimar Hygiène Nasale (Isotonique)
Stérimar Nez Bouché (Hypertonique)^[7]
Stérimar Bébé
Stérimar Manganèse – nez sujets aux allergies
Stérimar Cuivre – nez sujets aux infections
Stérimar Soufre – nez sujets aux affections récidivantes

Specificités par pays modifier

Au Royaume-Uni, Stérimar Hygiène Nasale (Isotonique) et Stérimar Nez bouché (Hypertonique) sont disponibles en 50 ml et 100 ml.

Voir aussi modifier

Notes et références modifier

↑ Use of Sterimar® in ENT hygiene, B Azoulay, ENT Outpatients, Saint-Cloud Hospital, France Gazette Médicale 1987: 94: 31
↑ "Sterimar® as a factor in nasal hygiene", J Bruker, E.N.T. Department, Centre médico-chirurgical Foch, Suresnes, France, Gazette Médicale 1989: 96: 42
↑ Sterimar® – respiratory relief and allergic rhinitis in adults, J Fougerol, ENT Department, Broussais Hospital, Paris, France, Gazette Médicale 1992: 99: 41-2
↑ Nasal cleansing as part of the treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis, G Scadding, Rhinology department, Royal National Throat Nose & Ear Hospital, London, Rhinology 1999; 37: 29-32
↑ Treatment with hypertonic saline versus normal saline nasal wash of pediatric chronic sinusitis, D Shoseyov, Pediatric Department, Bikur Cholim Hospital, Hadassa Medical School, Jerusalem, Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology 1998; 101: 302-5
↑ Sterimar® in rhinopharyngeal disinfection in children, P Contencin, ENT Department, Hôpital Robert Debré, Paris, France, La revue de Pédiatrie 1989; 25: 421-3
↑ “Comparison between Isotonic and Hypertonic sea water nasal solution in the treatment of chronic rhinitis / rhinosinustis”, Andrijana Vceva, Clinic for ENT and maxillofacial surgery of the Clinical Hospital Osijek, Osijek, Croatia, Abstract Book of the 6th Congress of the Croatian Society for ENT and maxillofacial surgery, Dubrovnik, Croatia, May 6–9, 2009

Liens externes modifier

(fr) Site pour la France et l'international
(en) Site pour le Royaume-Uni

Portail de la médecine

[1] Use of Sterimar® in ENT hygiene, B Azoulay, ENT Outpatients, Saint-Cloud Hospital, France Gazette Médicale 1987: 94: 31

[2] "Sterimar® as a factor in nasal hygiene", J Bruker, E.N.T. Department, Centre médico-chirurgical Foch, Suresnes, France, Gazette Médicale 1989: 96: 42

[3] Sterimar® – respiratory relief and allergic rhinitis in adults, J Fougerol, ENT Department, Broussais Hospital, Paris, France, Gazette Médicale 1992: 99: 41-2

[4] Nasal cleansing as part of the treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis, G Scadding, Rhinology department, Royal National Throat Nose & Ear Hospital, London, Rhinology 1999; 37: 29-32

[5] Treatment with hypertonic saline versus normal saline nasal wash of pediatric chronic sinusitis, D Shoseyov, Pediatric Department, Bikur Cholim Hospital, Hadassa Medical School, Jerusalem, Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology 1998; 101: 302-5

[6] Sterimar® in rhinopharyngeal disinfection in children, P Contencin, ENT Department, Hôpital Robert Debré, Paris, France, La revue de Pédiatrie 1989; 25: 421-3

[7] “Comparison between Isotonic and Hypertonic sea water nasal solution in the treatment of chronic rhinitis / rhinosinustis”, Andrijana Vceva, Clinic for ENT and maxillofacial surgery of the Clinical Hospital Osijek, Osijek, Croatia, Abstract Book of the 6th Congress of the Croatian Society for ENT and maxillofacial surgery, Dubrovnik, Croatia, May 6–9, 2009

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