Gene Nudelman: Can a Hemostatic Gauze Perform When Blood Clotting is Impaired?
Gene Nudelman, CEO at Core Scientific Creations Ltd, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Can a hemostatic gauze perform when blood clotting is impaired?
Independent testing conducted at the University Hospital of Tübingen evaluated Wound Clot Advanced Bleeding Control in fresh human blood containing increasing concentrations of heparin.
The results demonstrated clot formation an000d coagulation activation in blood containing up to 3–4 IU/mL heparin, highlighting Wound Clot’s ability to support hemostasis under challenging anticoagulated conditions.
For trauma teams, surgeons, military medics, and emergency responders, every second matters – and so does confidence in the technology being used.
When clotting is compromised, performance matters.”
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