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The Importance of Factor XIII as a Component of Fibrin Sealants
The need for factor XIII (FXIII) in fibrin sealant is subject to discussions. Some commercially available fibrin sealants (FS) contain high levels of FXIII (up to 70–80 U/mL) while others contain low levels or none. The objective of the present studies was to investigate the need for FXIII in FS
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Fibrin Sealant : A Review of its Use in Surgery and Endoscopy
Fibrin sealant (fibrin adhesive; fibrin glue; Beriplast? P1) is a haemostatic andrnwound support product consisting of the blood coagulation factors fibrinogen,rnfactor XIII and thrombin, the antifibrinolytic agent aprotinin and calcium chloride
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- Drugs 1999 Nov; 58 (5): 863-886
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Reduction of Post-operative Bleeding after Transurethral Resection of the Pro…
method for instilling a two-component fib'rin adhesive into the prostatic cavity after transurethral resection of the prostate is described. In a prospective, controlled study, 30 consecutive patients undergoing transurethral prostatectomy (TURF') were randomised either to receive treatment with the local instillation of fibrin adhesive into the prostatic cavity or to a control grouprnthat rece…
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Prevention of Suture Hole Bleeding Using Fibrin Sealant: Benefits of Factor XIII
Suture hole bleeding is a frequent complicationrnin vascular surgery. The use of fibrin sealantsrn(FSs) during surgery is reported to reduce bloodrnloss by enhancing hemostasis.
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- Journal of Surgical Research 93, 201??05 (2000)
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