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BD’s surgical hemostatic sealants are designed to meet the needs of clinicians in thoracic and aortic surgery.
As many as 58% of lung surgery patients develop an air leak in the OR1, and more than 15% develop a persistent air leak after surgery lasting more than 7 days.2 Progel™ Pleural Air Leak Sealant is the only sealant designed and indicated to treat air leaks during thoracic surgery.3
In addition, Tridyne™ Vascular Sealant offers surgeons a unique surgical sealant solution to control bleeding during aortic surgery when adjunctive measures are required.
The Surgical Hemostatic Sealant of Choice
The BD Ambulatory Surgery Center portfolio of category-leading products, innovative solutions and dedicated support is designed to help ASCs improve clinical efficiency and enhance patient care.
BD hemostats come in various forms that all help accelerate natural clot formation in many surgical applications. They facilitate use with features such as preloaded applicators and ready-to-use designs.
We offer a full portfolio of surgical products
BD’s Progel™ Pleural Air Leak Sealant is designed with a unique combination of strength, flexibility and adherence. The gel forms strong bonds with the tissue and works with the lungs during respiration to help manage air leaks after a surgical operation.
View BD’s comprehensive range of biosurgery products that help surgeons address different types of bleeding that occur in a wide range of surgical procedures. Our family of sealing and hemostatic solutions are carefully designed to meet your surgical needs.
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Sealants are medical adhesives that form a barrier to help reduce or eliminate bleeding and leakage of air or fluid by sealing the space between the sealant and the tissue site.
Surgical sealants have a wide range of applications, including thoracic, aortic and urological surgery. At BD, our sealants can be used in the following applications.
Surgical sealants provide a flexible yet sturdy matrix over leakages and bleeding. They adhere to tissues through covalent polymerization. At BD, our sealants have the following applications:
It was found in a study that the regular use of a surgical sealant resulted in fewer incidences of prolonged air leaks which helped decrease morbidity and mortality in surgical patients as compared to not using sealants.
There is a wide range of sealants available for different scenarios. Among the most common types include fibrin, glutaraldehyde-albumin, polyethylene-glycol-based and cyanoacrylates.
At BD, both Progel™ Pleural Air Leak Sealant and Tridyne™ Vascular Sealant are made from a formulation of Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) and Human Serum Albumin (HSA).
While fibrin sealants are the most common, the effectiveness of surgical sealants depends on the setting and surgical area. There is no single sealant that is more effective in all situations than others. BD offers two sealants that are effective in the right situation:
Surgical sealants are generally safe, but some risks have been noted, such as albumin allergic reactions as well as the risk of stenosis in albumin-based sealants. Polyethylene-glycol-based sealants also have a risk of impaired renal function, making them unadvisable to use in cases of renal insufficiency. For a complete list of precautions and warnings for ProgelTM PALS or TridyneTM Vascular Sealant please see product IFUs.