Hemostatic suppository for blocking organ puncture path

Abstract

The invention discloses a styptic blocked plug for a viscera puncture path, which comprises a shell and an interior core, wherein the shell is provided with an opening and is made of a hydrophilic and resolvable organism degradable material, and the interior core is arranged in the shell and is mainly made of gelatin sponge. The styptic blocked plug for the viscera puncture path of the invention can not only ensure that the gelatin sponge takes the effect of hemostasia immediately, but also prevent the gelatin sponge from absorbing water prematurely to bulge. Therefore, the gelatin sponge is easily pushed to the deep part of the puncture path and cannot be dashed out easily by blood, all gelatin sponge grains are released to take the durative effect of hemostasia after the shell thaws. The styptic blocked plug has accurate, reliable, good and thorough effects of blocking and hemostasia, which is capable of curing maniple hemorrhage of the puncture path effectively and reducing or getting rid of the risk of secondary hemorrhage and massive haemorrhage; the styptic blocked plug also has a better styptic effect on the massive haemorrhage of the puncture path; and the styptic blocked plug has the advantages of wide material resource, low cost, simple preparation, convenient use, no any toxic and side effect and wide application prospect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medicine, in particular to a hemostatic plug for visceral puncture tracts. Background technique [0002] Interventional therapy is a method of inserting special medical devices into specific parts of the human body for disease diagnosis and treatment under the guidance of medical imaging equipment. Percutaneous puncture is the basis of interventional therapy, and its purpose is to establish channels (including vascular and non-vascular channels) to complete subsequent diagnosis or treatment. In recent years, percutaneous viscera (such as liver, spleen, kidney, etc.) (such as embolization of portal vein branches, portal vein thrombolysis, local perfusion chemotherapy, hepatic vein opening, etc.) are increasingly widely used in clinical practice and develop rapidly. Although interventional therapy is a minimally invasive treatment, it still has the risk of massive bleeding in the puncture tract, especially for pati...

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