Chitosan Arterial Hemostatic Material - Gauze Type

It is a hemostatic product made by deacetylating chitin extracted from natural materials such as crustaceans to enhance the hemostatic effect and is made from a crustacean-free allergic reaction. It has many advantages such as hemostatic properties, biocompatibility, high absorbency, and antibacterial properties. It increases the cohesiveness of blood fluid by contacting the anions of chitosan and blood, promotes fibrin production, and has a rapid hemostatic mechanism by platelet coagulation. Unlike general hemostatic agents, when removing the gauze after stopping the bleeding, if you pour saline solution or water on the wound, a gelling phenomenon occurs on the gauze surface, preventing secondary bleeding that occurs when removing it. It is divided into a gauze type used for general wounds and a tampon type used for treating female diseases.

Sterile gauze pads incorporating chitosan technology for enhanced clotting and hemostasis. Suitable for wound care and surgical applications requiring improved bleeding control.

A single-use, non-woven hemostatic gauze made from chitosan-derived fabric with mucoadhesive and hemostatic properties. When applied directly to wounds, it controls moderate to severe bleeding and can be removed after clotting occurs.