Where Is Absorbable Hemostatic Gauze Used in Clinical Practice

1. Gallbladder
The Suji Gauze Hemostatic Gauze adheres to any bleeding surface and can stop bleeding quickly and effectively. Since it can be absorbed and has no side effects, the Suji Gauze Hemostatic Gauze does not need to be removed after use.
2. Cervix
The Suji Gauze Hemostatic Gauze quickly and effectively controls bleeding on the surface of the cervix and can fit irregular surfaces.
3. Hemorrhoidectomy
The Suji Gauze Hemostatic Gauze is used on the bleeding surface of anal injuries, which can quickly and effectively control bleeding and has the effect of surface dressing.
4. Prostatectomy
The Suji Gauze Hemostatic Gauze is tightly pressed on the bleeding surface of the prostate fossa to control bleeding.
5. Aortic graft
The Suji Gauze Hemostatic Gauze is wrapped around the graft and easily formed on its surface. It can effectively control interstitial bleeding and small anastomotic fistulas of synthetic materials.
6. Epidermal injury
The Suji Gauze is used to control bleeding from torn wounds.
7. Skin grafting site
The Suji Gauze Hemostatic Gauze can control bleeding at the skin graft site and can also be used as a dressing. It does not delay healing or interfere with epithelial regeneration.