Safe and effective hemostatic dressing for trauma and military conditions.

TRAUMASTATTM

This product is in development and testing mode and will be available for general use and purchase soon.

CHITOGEN HAS ENTERED INTO A DEFINITIVE SUPPLY AND PURCHASE AGREEMENT WITH HemoSTATIX, LLC FOR PURPOSES OF CONTINUING DEVELOPMENT OF A TRAUMA HEMOSTAT.  TRAUMASTAT AND RELATED DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS COMMERCIALIZATION IS A STRATEGIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHITOGEN, INC. AND HemoSTATIX, LLC.

TRAUMASTAT™ FEATURES

Rapid Hemostasis
  • Starch-based hemostats are safe, effective, and widely used.
  • Chitosan-based hemostatic dressings are safe, effective, and widely used.
  • Chitogen has developed and protected a proprietary combination of components that capitalize on the immediate impact of starch hemostats and the structure and flexibility of chitosan-based preparations.
  • Chitosan technology has demonstrated superiority in time to hemostasis and clot stability in life-threatening hemorrhage models.
  • Developed by the same team who invented the starch-based hemostatic category and developed Arista (Microporous Polysaccharide Hemospheres) distributed by Bard.

STATISTICS

  • Hemorrhage is responsible for more than 90% of deaths on the day of injury
  • Hemorrhage is responsible for more than 90% of preventable deaths in soldiers

BATTLEFIELD WEB KIT

The Chitogen web belt camo bag will include:
  • Five TRAUMASTAT™ sterile hemostatic dressing packages.
  • Five gauze bandages
  • One Rapid One Hand Application tourniquet.

EASY TO USE

Soft, Pliable and Easy to Apply
  • Conformable and adheres to bleeding tissues
  • Stays in place for 24 hours
  • Painlessly removed with irrigation

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TRAUMASTATTM Topical Hemostatic Dressing Application

  1. Open package. Remove absorbent pad and the fiber/starch hemostat.
  2. Pack absorbent pad into wound to absorb excess blood and slow blood flow.
  3. Remove absorbent pad and immediately pack fiber/starch hemostat into the wound. Hold pressure for 5 minutes.
  4. Use absorbent pad and additional gauze to fill the wound. Bandage tightly to keep pressure until wound can be treated.
  5. Developed by the same team who invented the starch-based hemostatic category and developed Arista (Microporous Polysaccharide Hemospheres) distributed by Bard.