175 results about "Fibrin glue" patented technology

The invention provides a system for preparing an autologous solid-fibrin web suitable for regenerating tissue in a living organism. The system includes a sealed primary container containing a separation medium and a low-density high-viscosity liquid. The separation medium separates red blood cells from plasma when the container contains blood and is centrifuged, and the primary container has a first pressure. The system further includes a sealed secondary container containing a calcium-coagulation activator. The secondary container has a second pressure that is less than the first pressure. The system also comprises a transfer device including a cannula having a first end and a second end. The first and second ends puncture the sealed primary and secondary containers in order to provide fluid communication between the first and second containers. The low-density high-viscosity liquid of the primary container blocks flow through the cannula upon entering therein.

The invention is a fibrin glue that avoids the use of fibrinogen and thus eliminates the need for premixing and premature clot formation. The fibrin glue of the invention comprises thrombin, thromboplastin and calcium and may have clotting Factors, VII, IX and X, and the like. The invention also comprises a biosealant for use with the fibrin glue without fibrinogen or for use alone. The biosealant is a two component mixture of gelatin/resorcinol and glyoxal/glutaraldehyde/4-(p-maleimidophenyl) butyric acid. The two components are mixed on use.

The invention relates to a biocolloid hemostatic prepared by aldehyde-modified sodium alginate and amine-modified gelatine. Sodium alginate and gelatine as raw materials; according to ratio, aldehyde-modified sodium alginate solution with the concentration of 5-25% and the same volume of amine-modified gelatine solution with the concentration of 5-40% are mixed; sodium alginate is modified by aldehyde through sodium periodate oxidation; and then gel is obtained by mixing with gelatine modified by ethanediamine. The adopted gelatine and sodium alginate are safe and stable, have good biocompatibility and can be absorbed and degraded by organism. Gel is rapidly formed through Schiff base reaction of aldehyde-modified sodium alginate and amine-modified gelatine, and the gel has the same gel-forming time as fibrin glue but better adhesion property and adhesion strength, can be acted on any part of body through simple local spraying or injection, and can be used as substitute product of fibrin glue.

A method of preparing a collagen sponge comprises mixing air into a collagen gel, so as to obtain a collagen foam which is dried. From the dried product thereby obtained, collagen sponge is obtained by isolating parts of sponge with a chamber diameter of more than 0.75 mm and less than 4 mm, or parts with an average chamber diagonal dimension of 3 mm. The collagen sponge may be used as a material for sealing wounds, possibly with a coating comprising a fibrin glue, such as a combination of fibrinogen, thrombin and aprotinin. A device for extracting a part of a collagen foam and for degenerating another part of the collagen foam to a collagen gel is disclosed. An elongated collagen sponge having a through-going hole or bore and a flexible wall may be used for re-establishing walls in a mammalian gastrointestinal funnel or trachea system.

The articular cartilage according to the invention is made of pure cartilage and is provided with incisions (12) on the surface facing the bone. The cartilage cells are preferably seeded on the surface provided with incisions (12). The method for producing the articular cartilage comprises the step of collecting cartilage from joints, wherein pure cartilage is collected without bone, and incisions are made on the surface of the cartilage intended to face the bone. It is preferably fresh frozen until use. The device for harvesting articular cartilage, comprises handle and cutting blade, wherein the cutting blade (4) is curvilinear and is provided with spacer elements (5), meanwhile the device for producing incisions in articular cartilages comprises handle (2) and a bridge (3) connected to said handle (2) and being provided with one or more cutting blade(s) (4). During the method for applying the articular cartilage the articular cartilage is fixed by thin surgical yarn stitches, by fibrin glue or by small anchors (FIG. 8).

An applicator for dispensing a first and second component of a biological adhesive, such as fibrin glue. At least one of said components may contain a suspension of fibrin microbeads (FMB) or a suspension of cells. The present invention uses a single supply of pressurized gas to force the components from the applicator using positive fluid pressure and to atomize them into a convergent spray. Another embodiment of the present invention also provides for the endoscopic application of the biological adhesive directly to tissue defects. The application of positive pressure allows precise metering of the components and application of the adhesive, prevents internal coagulation of the fibrin or clogging by suspended particles and reduces waste and contamination of the components.

Biologic partial menisci (biologic partial meniscal replacements/constructs) used to replace at least a part of a meniscus, and methods of forming such biologic partial menisci. Meniscal cartilage is employed to form a moldable allograft paste. A sterile mold that replicates a meniscus (for example, the medial or lateral meniscus) is provided in various sizes and is used as a biologic mold to recreate the anatomic shape of the meniscus. The moldable paste is inserted (for example, injected) into the mold and allowed to set into a stable, anatomically shaped meniscus (the biologic partial meniscus). Fibrin glue or other biologic adhesives or strengtheners may be optionally added to provide further biomechanical strength. Once the biologic partial meniscus is removed from the mold, it is provided at the surgical site and attached to the excised meniscus (placed into the correct anatomical shape) to complete the meniscal repair.

A suspension of fibrinogen, thrombin, alcohol and optionally aprotinin is obtained by mixing fibrinogen in alcohol with thrombin in alcohol. The suspension contains fibrinogen and thrombin particles with a Folk Ward mean diameter of 25-100 μm. The thrombin may be human, bovine or recombinant. The fibrinogen may be human or recombinant. A method for coating a carrier, such as a collagen sponge, with the suspension, and a method for drying the coating is disclosed. The coated collagen carrier may be used as a ready-to-use absorbable composition for tissue gluing, tissue sealing and hemostasis wherein the carrier is coated with solidly fixed components of fibrin glue, i.e. fibrinogen and thrombin.

A system forms a cardiac conduction block at a location in a heart of a patient without substantially ablating cardiac tissue. The system includes a delivery system coupled to a source of material that is substantially non-ablative with respect to cardiac tissue. The delivery system delivers the material to the location, and the material at the location forms a conduction block without ablating the cardiac cells there. The material may include living cells, such as for example skeletal myocytes, and/or may include a non-living matter such as biopolymers such as a fibrin glue agent, or collagen agents. An expandable member with needle assembly is used to deliver the material so as to form a non-ablative circumferential conduction block at a location where a pulmonary vein extends from an atrium.

The fast bionic water gel forming process simulates human blood coagulation process to produce fibrin gel. Fibrinogen and medical water soluble polymer material, as well as thrombin, Ca ion and blood coagulation factor are prepared into two multiple-component water solutions; and the two water solutions are made to mix and accumulate in certain spatial position by means of digital micro dropping and jetting technology while producing enzyme reaction to form water gel with fibrin as matrix, so as to make 3D water gel structure with complicated spatial shape and porous structure. The coagulation process has complicated and effective regulating and controlling mechanism, and the water gel structure has excellent mechanical and biological performance, stable structure and effectively regulated degradation speed. The present invention is suitable for forming tissue engineering sample, medicine slow releasing carrier, etc.

The invention discloses a method for preparing a composite support of injection polyester micro carrier and fibrin gel, wherein the composite support is formed by composed fibrin gel and polyester micro carrier. The micro carrier supply physical strength and space for cell growth and expansion, the fibrin gel simulates the cell epimatrix of cartilage cell, to support the transmission and original injection shaping of micro carrier, and accelerate the transfer, increment and differentiation of cartilage cell, and accelerate the healing of cartilage cell. The inventive composite support can effectively load micro carrier from free movement in body and loss in plant process, with better biological compatibility, simple preparation, wide resource, high producing efficiency and wide application.

The invention discloses a medical adhesive, comprising the following substances in parts by weight: 65-80 parts of alpha-N-butylcyanoacrylate, 5-8 parts of hydroxypropyl methacrylate, 3-5 parts of sulfur dioxide, 1-2 parts of hydroquinone, 0.5-2 parts of polyurethane, 0.5-1.5 parts of agar, 0.8-1.2 parts of fibrin glue, 2-3 parts of water soluble phenol-formaldehyde resin, and 20-25 parts of deionized water. The medical adhesive has the beneficial effects that the medical adhesive provided by the invention is low in thrill, and excellent in bonding persistence; compared with the traditional common adhesive, the persistence of the medical adhesive can be up to 1.5-3 times; and animal experiments show that the toxic and side effects are small.

The invention provides a tumor drug-loaded microparticle preparation and a preparation method thereof. The drug-loaded microparticle preparation includes tumor stem cell apoptosis released cell vesicles and a chemotherapeutic drug wrapped in the cell vesicles as an effective component; and is prepared by mixed culture of a three-dimensional soft fibrin glue and tumor cells in a medium. The tumor drug-loaded microparticle provided by the invention is more beneficial to high enrichment in tumor tissue and deep penetration of tumors and can achieve effective uptake by common tumor cells and tumorstem cells more easily, can improve the killing power of the chemotherapeutic drug to common tumor cells and tumor stem cells, can solve the problem that common tumor cell derived drug-loaded microparticles cannot permeate to the depth parts of tumors to kill a lot of tumor stem cells, and at the same time can reduce the toxic and side effect of the chemotherapeutic drug on the body.

A wound healing agent and a radix astragali composite freeze-dried platelet gel kit for preparing the wound healing agent. The kit comprises a radix astragali extract solution which is stored separately, freeze-dried thrombin and freeze-dried platelets. The preparation method of the wound healing agent mainly comprises the following steps: step one, mixing freeze-dried platelets and sterile injection water, placing the mixture in a water bath with a temperature of 30-37 DEG C, fully dissolving the freeze-dried platelets to obtain a freeze-dried platelet solution; adding freeze-dried thrombin into the radix astragali extract solution to obtain a composite thrombin solution; step two, well mixing the freeze-dried platelet solution and the composite thrombin solution to obtain the wound healing agent. In the invention, after the radix astragali extract solution is mixed with thrombin, the mixture has the effect of activating fibrinogen to become fibrin glue in vitro, and thus reaches theeffect of wound healing.

The invention discloses an inductive uterine slow release system. The incidence of uterine adhesion after an induced abortion operation is high, the re-adhesion is serious after a uterine adhesion operation, and no good solution is available at present. The system comprises a uterus-shaped elastic balloon stent, a slow release drug film, a catheter and a one-way inflation valve, wherein the uterus-shaped elastic balloon stent is a hollow isosceles triangle structural body; waists of the isosceles triangle are 3.5cm; the bottom edge of the isosceles triangle is 3cm; one end of the catheter is connected and communicated with the vertex angle end of the uterus-shaped elastic balloon stent; the other end of the catheter is connected with the one-way inflation valve; a plurality of annular scales are arranged on the outer side face of one end, close to the uterus-shaped elastic balloon stent, of the catheter; and the one-way inflation valve comprises an inflation valve and a pressure sensor. The uterus-shaped elastic balloon stent is coated with the slow release drug film, and the slow release drug film is made of fibrin glue and contains a slow release drug. The system is simple in structure and easy to operate, does not injure a uterine cavity easily, and can effectively avoid the uterine adhesion.

The invention relates to a proteolytic enzyme which is capable of forming fibrin when it reacts with fibrinogen, a fibrin-glue kit and a fibrin-glue formulation comprising an enzymatically-permissive concentration of a visualization agent and to their use in methods for prevention and/or reduction of adhesions and/or methods for promotion of blood coagulation sealing or filling body surfaces.

The invention discloses a safe and efficient freeze-dried fibrin sealant and a preparation method thereof. The freeze-dried fibrin sealant is composed of independent components in the following parts by weight: 12-15 parts of freeze-dried fibrinogen powder , 3 to 5 parts of freeze-dried thrombin powder. The invention provides a freeze-dried fibrin sealing agent that can be treated by a heat-resistant method by adopting an effective fibrinogen and thrombin stabilizer and a reasonable formula. The heat treatment of the preparation can not only ensure the inactivation of lipid-enveloped and non-lipid-enveloped viruses, but also allow the preparation to be quickly reconstituted at room temperature, which greatly facilitates clinical use, especially for fibrin glue used in first aid. significance.