hemostatice
Hemostatics are agents used to stop bleeding. They work through various mechanisms to promote blood clot formation or physically impede blood flow. These agents can be applied topically to a wound site or administered internally.
Topical hemostatics are often used in surgical procedures to control bleeding from tissues or vessels. They
Internal hemostatics are typically administered orally or intravenously and are used to manage systemic bleeding disorders.
The choice of hemostatic agent depends on the type and severity of bleeding, as well as the