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Develop the First Aid Medical Supplies for Hemostasis and Bacteriostasis With Clinical Trial
The current development of hemostatic and open wound infection care strategies will focus on enhancing the efficiency of hemostasis for internal bleeding, relieving pain, avoiding wound infection, and promoting wound healing. As the social environment changes, the demand for hemostatic techniques and wound healing is increasing. Thus, hemostatic techniques are needed to be integrated with functional functions for usual trauma care, and the wound care strategies that can inhibit and reduce infection while helping to facilitate wound healing are needed to be developed to ensure the safety of human life. Therefore, this trial aims to develop new biofiber hemostatic dressings for hemostasis and open wound care. The comparisons of hemostatic and antibacterial effects, hemostatic time, wound infection status, wound bacteria count, and wound adhesion situation obtained from this clinical trial are expected able to establish a better rapid hemostatic strategy and wound infection care strategy.
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