Experimental analysis shows effective biodegradation of the hemostatic agent in rabbits, suggesting its viability in emergency surgeries.
The aim of the study is a comparative experimental evaluation of the biodegradation of the hemostatic surgical polysaccharide resorbable hemostatic agent «Hemospas® Med». Materials and methods. The study was performed on the biomodel of hemorrhage from the rabbit liver wound, using the foreign analog — absorbable hemostatic powder «PerClot®» as the object of comparison. The observation period was 30 days. Results. The findings indicated complete biodegradation and the absence of the irritating, adhesion-inducing agent «Hemospas® Med. Conclusion. The local hemostatic agent «Hemospas® Med» has demonstrated its efficacy in replacing expensive and hard to get foreign analogues in the practice of emergency surgery of abdominal cavity and retroperitoneal organs.
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