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Published on: June 14, 2015
Potential uses of absorbable fibrin adhesive bandage for genitourinary trauma
J G Anema1, A F Morey, R Harris
1Urology Service and Institute of Surgical Research, Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Texas 78234, USA.
Abstract:
Fibrin sealants have become increasingly popular in nearly all surgical specialties. The absorbable fibrin adhesive bandage (AFAB) is a novel, potentially revolutionary product made from dried fibrinogen and thrombin. The AFAB appears to have excellent efficacy in producing rapid hemostasis in a variety of experimental major renal trauma models. The AFAB also appears to enhance healing of the urinary collecting system. Further study is essential to explore new urologic applications of this exciting technology.

