1. Faster absorption
The radionuclide tracer technology and animal test studies have shown that absorbable hemostatic dressings are quickly absorbed into the blood system after dissolving in the body, reaching a peak concentration in 3 hours, and the concentration gradually decreases over time, and the concentration is basically zero after 14 days.
2. Faster metabolism
The radionuclide tracer technology and animal test studies have shown that absorbable hemostatic dressings are mainly excreted from the body through urine and feces, most of which are excreted on the first day, and are basically excreted in about 10 days. There is basically no residue in the body after 14 days.
3. More effective
Absorbable hemostatic dressings form transparent gels to increase platelet adhesion and accelerate red blood cell aggregation to quickly form extracorporeal thrombi, thereby achieving the purpose of auxiliary hemostasis. Because this product has the characteristics of rapid gelation and adhesion to tissues, the hemostatic effect is more significant.
4. More convenient
The absorbable hemostatic dressing adopts a special weaving method, which makes the gauze have good compliance and is suitable for hemostasis of various wounds and wound surfaces, and is convenient for covering, wrapping and packing bleeding wounds. In addition, this product forms a transparent gel that does not block the surgical field of view, making it easy to observe and perform the next surgical operation.
5. Product Features
Quickly stop bleeding, completely stop bleeding in 1 to 3 minutes, and has a hemostatic effect on patients with coagulation disorders or low blood pressure.
The pH value is neutral and the tissue reaction is mild.
It can form a gel when it comes into contact with water, without reacting with blood. It can be used flexibly during surgery according to the local exudation situation to reduce the risk of insoluble absorption of the product.
The curling is not obvious after absorbing the liquid, and the compliance is good.
It can be cut and spliced according to clinical needs, which is convenient to use.
