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Hemostasis using tissue glue in laparoscopy: discussion and review
1Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Endoscopic Training Centre Hospital Kladno Head Holub, Zdenĕk.
Ceska Gynekologie
|August 23, 2000
Summary
Tissue glue and TachoComb (TC), a collagen-fibrin agent, effectively control laparoscopic surgical bleeding. This hemostatic agent aids in reducing procedure time and patient strain during gynecological surgeries.
Area of Science:
- Gynecology
- Surgical Innovation
- Laparoscopic Surgery
Background:
- Various hemostatic agents like collagen fibers, gelatin sponges, oxidized cellulose, and fibrin glue are utilized in laparoscopic surgery.
- These agents aim to improve postoperative hemostasis, reduce procedure duration, and minimize patient discomfort.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the efficacy of tissue glue and TachoComb (TC) for local hemostasis during laparoscopic procedures.
- To highlight TC as a novel hemostatic agent combining collagen fleece and fibrin glue.
Main Methods:
- A review of literary and clinical data was conducted.
- Analysis focused on the application of tissue glue and TachoComb in laparoscopic surgery.
Main Results:
- Tissue glue and TachoComb demonstrate successful hemorrhage control in laparoscopic surgery.
- A Czech study effectively treated sixteen patients with a collagen-fibrin agent during laparoscopic operations.
Conclusions:
- Hemorrhage from damaged pelvic structures during laparoscopy can be effectively managed with tissue glue.
- The collagen-fibrin agent (TachoComb) has proven effective in eliminating hemorrhages post-laparoscopic electrosurgery.