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Innovative sponge halts bleeding
Scientists at Penza University in Russia have developed an experimental collagen sponge that helps stop bleeding quickly, stabilize blood clots, and fight bacteria in wounds. The sponge relies on a three-dimensional collagen matrix that effectively absorbs fluids, containing amino caproic acid, which enhances clot stability and reduces fibrin breakdown, along with antibiotics to prevent bacterial contamination. Laboratory tests have demonstrated its capacity for absorption, effective release of its components, and interaction with cells. However, clinical trials on humans have not yet been conducted to confirm its safety and effectiveness.
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