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During spinal surgery, it is important to achieve accurate and rapid haemostasis to reduce blood loss, operating and anaesthesia time and thereby reduce the incidence of complications. Therefore, the availability of modern, effective and safe topical haemostatic agents is an important basis for successful control of this complication, which in turn leads to a reduction in the negative impact on the patient and the economic cost of treatment. In this paper, we have analysed literature data on haemostatic agents used in spinal surgery. Based on this data, their efficacy and safety in relation to the patient and the likelihood of side effects were assessed. Further development, improvement and use of haemostatic agents should focus on increasing their efficacy and safety.
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