[Use of local hemostyptic drugs in liver resections].

Rozhl Chir

Chirurgické oddelení, Masarykův onkologický ustav Brno.

Published: June 2009

Introduction: Bleeding during and following liver resection continues to be an object of surgeon's attention and a potential source of significant morbidity. Topical hemostatic agents are used during surgical intervention when conventional methods are not sufficient because of the site of surgery or degree of bleeding. A variety of agents with different effects is now available.

Aim: To verify the efficacy and safety of cellulose based local hemostat during liver resections.

Methods: In 67 cases of liver resection the surface was covered by Traumacel TAF net which was left in place.

Results And Conclusion: There were no postoperative bleeding in this group of patients. No other serious complication has been observed. Traumacel is a safe and effective local hemostat during liver resections.

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