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International Journal of Bioprinting                          Micro/nano-3D hemostats for rapid wound healing




                 References  [229]   [186]          [230]           [231]        [232]  [233]   [234]





                 Mechanism of action  Initiation of contact path-  way of blood coagulation   cascade, increased coagu-  lation factor V activation,   fibrin clot stabilization,   promotion of factor XI   feedback activation by   thrombin  Hydrogel induced sealing   of wound site by wet adhe-  sion, higher absorption of   RBCs and platelets  Accelerated platelet/RBC   aggregation, activation of   the coagulation cascade  RBC aggregation, accel-  erated collagen synthesis,








                 Reported disadvan-  tages  None  Non-glycosylation   leads to compro-  mised biocompat-  ibility  Material retention   even after 8-weeks   post-surgery  None  -  None  Hemostasis per-  formance in large   mammals might be   advantageous




             Table 4. Comparison between various hemostatic biomaterials with potential application and commercial hemostats






                 Advantages  Hemostatic efficiency   similar to fibrin glue  Strong tissue adhesion,   good injectability, irreg-  ular shape filling ability,   high performance he-  mostasis (outperform-  ing fibrin glue), wound   healing  Faster blood clot forma-  tion over commercial   hemostats  Higher hemostatic   efficiency over commer-  cial hemostat, robust   mechanical property,   blood triggered shape   memory  Higher hemostatic effi-  ciency than commercial   h





                 Time to hemostasis  <5 minutes  <20 seconds  Cs-PA-Ca (20 ± 10   seconds, 105 ± 31   seconds),  Fibrin sealant (77 ±   26 seconds, 204 ± 58   seconds),  Floseal (76 ± 15 sec-  onds, 218 ± 46 seconds)  <60 seconds  -  Coagulation up to 95%   within 240 seconds  IC:XYL:SER:TA-2%:   136.2 ± 14.0 seconds  Celox®: 129.4 ± 18.9   seconds











                 In vivo injury  model  Mouse liver bleeding   model  Liver hemorrhage mod-  el of SD male rat  Rat liver and femoral   artery hemorrhage   model  Rat femoral artery,   non-compressive liver   puncture injury model  Liver punch biopsy   model in rats, rabbits,   pigs  Rat tail amputation   model  Rat tail amputation   model






                 Hemostat type/com-  position  Injectable/Hyaluronan   conjugate with inor-  ganic polyphosphate   (HA-PolyP)  Injectable/Glycosylated   catechol- and glu-  cose-grafted poly(L-ly-  sine) hydrogel  Injectable/Potassium   aluminum sulfate (PA)   and calcium chloride   (Ca) entrapped chitosan   based composite hydro-  gel (Cs-PA-Ca)  Subcutaneous implan-  tation/ chitin-glucan   composite sponge  Chitosan loaded  β-cyclodextrin polyester   (CDPE-Cs) hydrogel








                 Reference hemostat  (commercial)  Fibrin glue  Fibrin glue  Fibrin sealant and   floseal  Gelatin sponge  Surgicel, Curaspon  ChitoGauze®XR and   Spongostan TM  Celox®









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