Hemostatic gelatin sponge
What is it? What is it made of? What is it used for?
A resorbable gelatin hemostatic sponge is a surgical hemostatic sponge made from high-purity gelatin material, used in many surgical procedures. When implanted into the body in the required amount, the sponge is completely absorbed within 3-4 weeks, leaving no traces and without encapsulation. When applied to bleeding mucosal surfaces, it liquefies within 2-5 days.
A resorbable gelatin hemostatic sponge is a sterile, pliable, water-insoluble gelatin sponge. It stops bleeding by contacting the bleeding surface. Gelatin hemostatic sponges are soluble, thermogenic, and biocompatible.
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Soluble gelatin hemostatic sponges have a porous structure that activates platelets at the moment of blood contact with the sponge matrix. It stimulates platelets to release a series of substances that cause their aggregation, 1 and also changes the surface properties of platelets in such a way that they begin to act as a catalyst for fibrin formation.
Soluble gelatin hemostatic sponges are packaged in convenient, ready-to-break sterile blisters/pouches and, unlike many hemostatic agents, do not require special storage conditions. The uniform porosity of the sponge ensures good hemostasis. It absorbs blood approximately 40-50 times its own weight and easily adheres to bleeding sites.
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