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Vascular surgery tissue adhesive NE’X Glue®
general surgery

Vascular surgery tissue adhesive - NE’X Glue® - Grena - general surgery
Vascular surgery tissue adhesive - NE’X Glue® - Grena - general surgery
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Characteristics

Applications
vascular surgery, general surgery
Volume

2 ml, 5 ml, 10 ml
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Description

NE’X Glue® is two component surgical adhesive which covalently bonds with tissue and takes a form of flexible hydrogel. It also mechanically binds with synthetic materials. Such features allow for strong tissue – tissue or tissue – synthetic material connections. Combination of purified albumin and aldehyde in optimal ratio with precise mixing inside the applicator of the delivery device allows for full consumption of aldehyde during the polymerisation. As a result, absolutely biocompatible flexible hydrogel is created. NE’X GLUE can also be used to connect surgical meshes. Key features: Standard and spreader applicator tips Room temperature storage Ready for use in seconds Easy to use Full polymerization in 20-30 seconds Full strength in 2 minutes Works independently of the coagulopathic state of the patient Stronger than sealants based on fibrin or polyethylene glycols Clinical applications NE’X Glue® is used as an adjunct to standard methods of repair such as sutures, staples, electrocautery and patches to seal, bond and reinforce tissue. Can be applied alone to fix surgical meshes, reinforce, repair or seal damaged parenchyma as a replacement of ineffective or impractical techniques: Vascular surgery, cardiac surgery, thoracic surgery, general surgery, genitourinary surgery, neurosurgery, ENT surgery, spinal surgery.
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