Traumastem TAF / TAF Light

Description

INNOVATIVE AND HIGHLY EFFECTIVE HAEMOSTATIC RETICULUM

Traumastem TAF/TAF Light (Emoxicel TAF Reticulum/ TAF Retilight) is a highly effective hemostatic reticulum of oxidized cellulose. Traumastem TAF/TAF Light ensures fast and effective hemostasis, minimizes blood loss and complications perioperatively and in the early post-operative stages, eliminates the risk of a blood transfusion, has significant antibacterial activity, contributes to the acceleration of biochemical processes, and enhances the healing process.

Traumastem TAF/TAF Light is a unique product for stopping capillary, venous, and very minor arterial bleeding, for stopping diffuse hemorrhaging in the resection areas of organ parenchyma, muscles, or circumscribed body cavities. Due to its unique qualities such as higher flexibility, absorbability, adhesiveness, and fast and effective hemostasis, it improves the techniques or surgery and reduces the costs of therapy. Traumastem TAF/TAF Light is absolutely biodegradable, hundred percent biocompatible, and atraumatic. It is perfectly absorbed by the body and therefore does not have to be removed from a wound which eliminates the risk of recurrent bleeding, traumatization of the patient, and disruption of the healing process.

Traumastem TAF/TAF Light is fully biodegradable in up to 8 days. Its absorption depends upon several factors including the amount used, degree of saturation with blood, and the tissue bed.

INDICATION

Traumastem TAF/TAF Light is suitable for use in general and digestive surgery, plastic surgery, vascular and thoracic surgery, neurosurgery, orthopedics, gynecology, urology, stomatology, and other related fields. Its broad application range allows for use in traditional surgery, laparoscopy, robotic surgery as well as endoscopy. Traumastem TAF/TAF Light is suitable for stopping capillary, venous, minor arterial bleeding as well as preventing bleeding in the early post-operative stage. Traumastem TAF/TAF Light can be used in all the ways of stopping diffuse hemorrhaging in the resection areas of organ parenchyma, muscles, or circumscribed body cavities (such as small pelvis) without contraindications.

• Neurological surgery – cranial vault bleeding in craniotomy and dura mater tears; spongiosa bleeding, e.g. after trepanations; dural bleeding after tumor removal; cranial dural hemorrhages; bleeding from the brain parenchyma. Depending on the type of neurosurgery, the surgeon’s habits, and experience, the hemostatic reticulum may be extracted once the hemorrhage has been stopped. When used around or in the proximity of foramina in a bone, areas of bony confine, the spinal cord, the brain, and/or cranial nerves, attention should be paid to avoid overpacking (the reticulum can expand upon absorption of liquid) and creating the potential of neural damages.
• Oncological surgery –Traumastem TAF Light is suitable for a wide range of applications after tumor removal, where the blood supply to tumor beds is very intensive and the risk of blood loss and subsequent blood transfer is high.
• Thoracic and vascular surgery – hemorrhages that may occur in surgeries using extracorporeal circuit; following adhesiolysis of pericardial and pleura adhesions during pericardectomy; bleeding from sutural channels, i.e. after vascular anastomoses; thoracic wall surgeries; hemorrhage of lung parenchyma injury or resection; treatment of tumor bed bleeding; epicardial bleeding after detachment of adhesions surrounding the heart
• Plastic surgery – cosmetic operations; in complex reconstructive procedures; the reconstruction of palladium; post-traumatic skin reactions, burns, bleeding from in donor bone graft extraction sites; spongiosis bleeding; oral mucosa bleeding; following tumor resections; to stop exudation and enhance the healing process
• Urological surgery – treatment of tumor bleeding; parenchyma surgeries; prostatectomy and hysterectomy; after removal of cervical carcinomas; after removal of fibroids
• Soft tissue surgery – applicable to wounds in the liver after resection; in cholecystectomy; as a supportive measure in liver ruptures; liver biopsy; rectal surgery; following the detachment of adhesions; ruptures of the splenic capsule; thyroid gland surgery; to stop wound exudation and enhance the healing process
• Gynecology – hemorrhage during operative procedures of the uterus and cervix uteri (conization); adhesiolysis of adhesions of the small pelvis and Douglas Space; tumor bleeding; hysterectomy; after removal of cervical carcinomas
• Stomatology – treatment of post-extraction wounds; in maxillofacial surgeries; for suppression of inflammatory complications

Contraindication: stopping of arterial bleeding

Composition: oxidized cellulose