stypro®

Curasan AG · source

Understanding hemostasis and stypro®'s role

stypro® is a remarkable resorbable hemostatic sponge designed to enhance surgical outcomes. Its porcine-derived structure promotes platelet aggregation, accelerating clot formation for effective bleeding management. Particularly suited for oral and maxillofacial surgeries, stypro® offers a reliable solution for complex surgical needs.

KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS

Enhanced hemostasis
  • Enlarged surface area facilitates platelet aggregation
  • Uniform porosity and interconnective structure promote accelerated clot formation
  • Ensure effective control and supports tissue regeneration for faster, reliable healing
High absorption capacity

Absorbs more than 35 times its weight in fluids, managing surgical bleeding efficiently.

Natural and safe
  • Fully resorbable within 4–6 weeks, leaving no residues behind
  • Works with the body's natural coagulation process without additional active substances

CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF STYPRO®

stypro® has demonstrated effectiveness in various surgical scenarios, including:

  • Dentoalveolar surgeries & extractions - particularly beneficial for patients with bleeding risks.
  • Regeneration of mucosal tissues - supports healing in delicate oral regions.
  • Management of pathological lesions - removal of mandibular cysts, tumors, leukoplakias, and abscesses.
  • Maxillofacial surgeries - combines hemostasis and regenerative properties for complex procedures.

CLINICAL EVIDENCE

Expert conclusion: "As a collagen material, stypro® sponge can speed up the blood clot formation thus promoting a faster and stable soft tissue healing."

Prof. Dr. Dr. Frank Palm and Dr. Jan Rupp Dres. Palm, Roser & Colleagues Constance, Germany

Product Information

ManufacturerCurasan AG
TypeResorbable hemostatic sponge
MaterialPorcine-derived collagen
Resorption Time4–6 weeks
Active SubstancesNone - works with body's natural coagulation process
Absorption CapacityMore than 35 times its weight in fluids
Clinical ApplicationsDentoalveolar surgeries, extractions, mucosal tissue regeneration, pathological lesion management, maxillofacial surgeries