WoundClot® in Surgical Theatres: A Practical Tool for Reliable Haemostasis
In surgical practice, reliable haemostasis is essential to ensuring patient safety, maintaining a clear operative field, and preventing postoperative complications. WoundClot® Surgical is a bioabsorbable haemostatic agent designed to deliver rapid, effective control of bleeding in a wide range of surgical procedures.
Key Properties
- Bioabsorbable and Non-Traumatic
WoundClot® is made from non-oxidised, non-regenerated cellulose, fully absorbable within 7–14 days. It does not require removal and is atraumatic to surrounding tissues. - Forms a Stable Gel Matrix on Contact with Blood
Upon application, WoundClot® transforms into a self-supporting gel, providing a physical barrier while promoting physiological clotting. - No Manual Pressure Required
Unlike some other agents, WoundClot® adheres effectively without compression, improving visibility and access during active procedures. - Versatile Across Specialties
Effective for capillary, venous, and moderate arterial bleeding, WoundClot® has demonstrated utility in general, cardiovascular, oncologic, orthopaedic, and neurosurgical contexts.
Common Surgical Applications
- Orthopaedics: Bone bed haemostasis during joint arthroplasty or fracture repair.
- Oncology: Tumour excisions with complex vascular involvement.
- Cardiothoracic and Vascular: Localised control during vessel dissection or grafting.
- General Surgery: Liver or spleen trauma, bowel resections.
Clinical Advantages
- Reduces intraoperative blood loss and transfusion requirements.
- Supports a drier field, improving surgical precision.
- Minimises postoperative rebleeding and wound complications.
- Time-efficient: no preparation required, easy to apply.
WoundClot® Surgical is a practical addition to the surgical haemostasis toolkit. Its efficacy, safety profile and ease of use make it well-suited to routine and complex procedures alike.
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