Hemostatic device, hemostatic coating dispersion and hydrophobic surface
A hydrophobic surface and dispersion technology, applied in bandages, surgery, drug delivery, etc., can solve problems that have not been solved well, and achieve the effect of preventing wound infection, reducing blood loss, and preventing blood loss
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[0144] Described with reference to the drawings are hydrophobic surfaces, hemostatic dispersions, and hemostatic devices for achieving hemostasis. Some embodiments of these surfaces, dispersions and devices aim to achieve rapid blood coagulation prior to massive blood loss and subsequent easy removal of wound dressings without clot tearing and secondary bleeding. These goals are achieved by superhydrophobic (SHP) surfaces with immobilized carbon nanofibers (CNFs).
[0145] Here we show that CNF can promote rapid fibrin growth and lead to rapid coagulation. Furthermore, due to their superhydrophobic properties, they severely limit the wetting of blood to prevent blood loss and greatly reduce bacterial attachment. Furthermore, minimal contact between the clot and the superhydrophobic CNF surface produced non-forced clot shedding after clot retraction.
[0146] These important properties were verified in vitro and in vivo by rat experiments. Therefore, the following work shows...
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