Chitosan Hemostatic Dressing: The Future of Bleeding Control Bleeding injuries can turn life-threatening within minutes, making rapid bleeding control a critical aspect of emergency care. Whether it’s a deep wound from an accident, a surgical procedure, or battlefield trauma, stopping the bleed quickly can mean the difference between survival and severe complications. This is where…
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5 Essential Steps to Stop Bleeding Fast: Emergency Bleeding Control Accidents happen unexpectedly, and knowing how to control bleeding can be the difference between life and death. Whether it is a minor cut or severe bleeding, proper first aid can prevent excessive blood loss while waiting for medical assistance. In this guide, we will cover…
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How to Prevent Infection in Open Wounds A wound is the aftermath to an injury to a tissue or membrane in the body, and open wounds involve a breakage in the skin. These can be caused by any kind of accidental incident or diabetic foot ulcers, bed sores, venous leg ulcers etc. Wound infection An…
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Modern Wound Care Technologies Any kind of injury that damages the skin or adjoining body tissues is known as a wound. These can either be open – wherein the skin is broken, and the underlying tissue is exposed, or closed – wherein there is a damage to the underlying tissue, but the skin is intact.…
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Vascular closure while introducing Axiostat Excessive bleeding during or after vascular surgical procedures can lead to severe complications for patients. The traditional method involves manually applying pressure with gauze to control bleeding and initiate haemostasis after removing the catheter in cardiovascular or endovascular procedures. This practice, considered the gold standard, applies to both femoral and…
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Understanding the mechanisms: How do Haemostat stop bleeding? Arterial or venous bleeding occurs when we experience an injury on the surface of a body organ. Cuts, abrasions, lacerations, and punctures can also lead to bleeding. When this happens, the body naturally begins a process called hemostasis to begin clotting and stop the bleeding. Haemostat is…
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Maxiocel-FEMORAL DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS The main objective in addressing femoral (or iliofemoral) vein thrombosis is the prevention of blood clot formation. To achieve this, anticoagulation therapy is commonly employed to thin the blood and thwart clot development. In the realm of DVT treatment, newer medications such as edoxaban, dabigatran, rivaroxaban, and apixaban have received approval…
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Use of Axiostat Haemostatic Dressing in High-Risk Percutaneous Coronary Intervention Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI), also commonly known as angioplasty, is a medical procedure used to treat coronary artery disease (CAD) and alleviate symptoms of angina (chest pain) or to address acute coronary syndromes like heart attacks. Each year around 60 million people across the world…
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How to Prevent Diabetic Foot Ulcers? Case Studies Diabetic Foot Ulcers Wound Care Dressing Foot care among diabetic patients play an inevitable role in the prevention of infection and necrosis, neglecting which will increase the severity and leave them no other option but a diabetic foot ulcer amputation. The International Diabetes Federations has reportedly recorded…
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Moisture-Associated Skin Damage (MASD) The moisture barrier of the skin plays a vital role in maintaining a relatively stable equilibrium between the interdependent fluids within the body. The moisture content in the skin regulates the inward and outward movement of the body fluids. Prolonged exposure to moisture can worsen the skin health making it vulnerable…
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