Hemostatic effects of a self-designed rapid-hemostatic-dressing on bleeding of partially ruptured superior sagittal sinus in dogs / 第二军医大学学报

ABSTRACT

Objective: To evaluate hemostatic effects of a self-designed rapid-hemostatic-dressing (RHD) on bleeding of the partially ruptured superior sagittal sinus in dogs. Methods: Bleeding models of the partially ruptured superior sagittal sinus were established in 15 dogs by gunshot and surgery. The 15 model dogs were divided into 2 groups RHD group (n=10) and control group (treated with surgicel, n=5). The survival time, blood loss, and other hematological parameters were measured over a 1-hour period. Results: The bleeding models of the partially ruptured superior sagittal sinus were successfully established in dogs. There were no significant differences in the baseline parameters of dogs compared with those 60 minutes after RHD treatment. The survival time in RHD group was significantly longer than that in control group and the blood loss was significantly lower than that of the control group (both P<0.05). Conclusion: RHD has satisfactory hemostatic effects on partially ruptured superior sagittal sinus in dogs, indicating it is an excellent hemostatic dressing.