The article presents results of experimental substantiation and clinical use of fibrin-collagen plates Tachocomb. They were used in clinical practice in 28 patients with different bleedings under conditions of open and little invasive surgery. The preparation not only increases the mechanical strength of the surgical suture, but also has a stimulating effect on reparative processes. The author proposes to use Tachocomb for strengthening the sutures and anastomoses in peritonitis, intestinal obstruction and interventions in the area of the tissues altered due to infiltration.
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