[Collagen sponge and its hemostatic properties].
Jimin Wu, P Ye, Weizheng Sun, Jun‐Lin Guan, Li Duan
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Jimin Wu, P Ye, Weizheng Sun, Jun‐Lin Guan, Li Duan
Abstract
Soluble collagen was extracted from bovine tendon in acid solution. Collagen sponge hemostatics were prepared by means of lyophibization. The amino acid and UV spectrum analyses were made to confirm the composition of the soluble collagen. The results of experiments on rabbits indicated the collagen sponge prepared in the authors' lab had excellent hemostatic and adhesive properties in vivo surgical tests.
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Soluble collagen was extracted from bovine tendon in acid solution. Collagen sponge hemostatics were prepared by means of lyophibization. The amino acid and UV spectrum analyses were made to confirm the composition of the soluble collagen. The results of experiments on rabbits indicated the collagen sponge prepared in the authors' lab had excellent hemostatic and adhesive properties in vivo surgical tests.
Key concepts: Sponge, Hemostatics, Hemostatic Agent, In vivo, Adhesive, Chemistry, Gelatin sponge, Tendon