The Use of a New Topical Hemostatic Agent,
M. R. Wirthlin, Arthur R. Vernino, E. B. Hancock
Abstract
M. R. Wirthlin, Arthur R. Vernino, E. B. Hancock
Abstract
MICROFIBRILLARY COLLAGEN hemostat (MCH) is described in clinical use as a topical hemostatic agent for control of bleeding at the donor site of the free gingival graft procedures. On the basis of clinical trials, it is an excellent adjunct to periodontal surgical procedures.
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MICROFIBRILLARY COLLAGEN hemostat (MCH) is described in clinical use as a topical hemostatic agent for control of bleeding at the donor site of the free gingival graft procedures. On the basis of clinical trials, it is an excellent adjunct to periodontal surgical procedures.
Key concepts: Hemostatic Agent, Hemostatics, Medicine, Hemostasis, Surgery