Hemostatic Sponges, Collagen Membrane and Bone Graft Substitute

Hemostatic Sponge for Rapid Bleeding Control During Surgical Procedures

Do you need to stop bleeding within seconds while keeping the surgical field clean? A hemostatic sponge is designed to do exactly that: it is applied directly to the tissue, absorbs blood and fluids, and is then naturally resorbed without requiring removal. It is an ideal solution for surgeons, dentists, orthopedic specialists, ENT professionals, and medical practices where fast and reliable hemostasis is essential.

Hemostatic sponges are part of the surgical consumables range and are used precisely when bleeding occurs. After preparing the treatment area with sterile drapes, the resorbable sponge is applied directly to the tissue, helping maintain a clean surgical field while minimizing patient risk. These products are sterile, collagen-based, and manufactured in compliance with strict quality standards.

Hemostatic Sponges, Dental Collagen Membranes, and Bone Grafts – Available Options

The range covers a variety of clinical needs, from bleeding control to tissue and bone regeneration. At Vetro Design, you will find:

• resorbable collagen-based hemostatic sponges available in multiple sizes; 
• nasal hemostatic sponges - ideal for ENT procedures and the management of epistaxis;
• dental collagen membranes - designed as a barrier for periodontal tissue regeneration; 
• hemostatic sponges for dentistry - suitable for use after tooth extractions and dental implant procedures;
• dental collagen membranes - designed as a barrier for periodontal tissue regeneration; 
• bone graft substitutes - an alternative to traditional bone grafts for bone reconstruction.

In more complex procedures, such as abdominal wall surgery, hemostatic sponges are used alongside surgical meshes, supporting both effective hemostasis and tissue reconstruction. You can find them together with all the other medical consumables your practice requires, at competitive prices.

How Quickly Does a Hemostatic Sponge Work?

In most cases, hemostasis is achieved within a few minutes of application, while the resorbable sponge is fully absorbed into the tissue over the following days. Choosing the appropriate sponge size for the treatment area and following the manufacturer's instructions regarding sterility and storage are essential for optimal performance.