Healing Wounds with Hematrix

Hematrix is a new way of wound dressing which helps in stopping arterial bleeding after few minutes. Wound dressing is mostly coated with different clotting agents which helps in the natural coagulation of blood after a surgery or an injury. Blood clot is formed against is formed against the flow of blood seals the injured blood vessels and it closes the wound, thus stopping bleeding within a short passage of time. 

Hematrix is really helpful in stopping venous and arterial bleeding within 2 to 5 minutes in large variety of cases. Hematrix can be used in patients who are facing the issue of impaired blood clotting. Hematrix can be used in compression dressings in which Hematrix active patch allows you to treat arterial bleeding with the application of extreme pressure over a long period of time.

Along with all these benefits Hematrix Active patch is also very economical. It saves your money especially if you do not have knowledge of treating wounds in emergency situations. Hematrix Active patch also helps in patient’s recovery which starts earlier as compared to other ways and also makes it easier for patients to be treated in same period of time. Also cost per patient can be reduced as patients can be hospitalized for the shorter period of time. You can easily stop bleeding ArdenHemacare with the help of their Hematrix Active watch. 

Hematrix patch is made up of sponge known as Polyurethane matrix impregnate with calcium chloride, thrombin and epsilon Amino Caproic acid. Constituents are all the constituents which are held inside sponge for acting rapidly whenever blood flows into the dressing of wound. Thrombin which is present in Hematrix diffuses completely into the wound just because of its larger molecular size. 

Many trials have been performed due to the determination of safety and efficacy of Hematrix Active Patch when they are used to stop bleeding immediately from a wound. You can always stop bleeding Arden Hemacare with the help of Hematrix active patch instantly.  Hemostatic effect was tested on arterial bleeding such as coronary angiography via femoral artery. Hemostasis was confirmed not only in arterial bleeding but also for non-superficial source of bleeding.