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🔬SanaHeal's Wet-Tissue Adhesive Gets Regulatory Approval

A new adhesive that sticks to wet tissues just got the green light

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SanaHeal's biocompatible adhesive, inspired by nature, is now approved to stop trauma bleeding. It simplifies surgeries and could lower costs, especially for complex procedures.

SanaHeal's biocompatible adhesive, inspired by barnacles and spider webs, has received regulatory approval to stop trauma bleeding. This technology can form air- and fluid-tight seals on wet and uneven surfaces, making surgical procedures like tissue connection simpler and less invasive. Human trials for surgical use begin next year, with the potential to reduce costs and improve outcomes for complex procedures. The adhesive is biocompatible, minimizing immune responses and scar tissue buildup, and can be used in various surgical methods, including open, laparoscopic, and endoscopic surgeries.

SanaHeal's Wet-Tissue Adhesive Gets Regulatory Approval — MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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SanaHeal's adhesive technology can form air- and fluid-tight seals on wet and uneven surfaces, inspired by nature's sticky materials.

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