TissueAid™ high viscosity tissue adhesive glue

TissueAid™ tissue adhesive glue is intended for topical application to close wounds from surgical incisions and trauma-induced lacerations. TissueAid™ may be used in conjunction with deep dermal sutures.

Key Benefits:

• Patented New 2-Octyl Formulation - high flexibility and strength.
• High Viscosity Formulation - increased safety, efficiency.
• Excellent bonding with tissue and skin, closes wound with comparable strength to sutures.
• No pain, no anaesthesia needed.
• Rapid reaction forming microbial and waterproof barrier, significantly lower infection rate than sutures.
• Shorter operation time than suturing.
• Less scaring than sutures, excellent cosmetic result.
• Does not require return visit for removal.
• Secures the wound and sloughs off as the wound heals in 5-10 days.
• Biodegradable, biocompatible.

Specifications:

Brand: TissueAid™

Packaging: 1 tube or 1 box (contains of 6 tubes)

TissueAid™ is provided a sealed 0.8 gram aluminium tube with two single-use soft dispensers, and all are packaged in a Tyvex™ sterile pouch.

Composition: Patented New 2-Octyl Formulation

Shelf Life: 24 months

Manufacturer: GeneJet Biotech, Taiwan

How to Use: 

Step 1:

Before application of TissueAid™, thoroughly clean the wound following standard surgical practice for wound preparation (i.e. irrigate, debride, assure hemostasis, and close deep layers making sure that the wound edges can be easily approximated).

Pat the wound dry with dry and sterile gauze to assure direct contact of the TissueAid™ to the skin.

Step 2:

Remove the TissueAid™from the blister package. While holding the aluminum tube between the thumb and forefinger of one hand and the nozzle with the other hand, rotate the nozzle clockwise and screw into the aluminum tube until the seal on the tube is punctured allowing the TissueAid™to flow into the nozzle.

Gently squeeze the tube to express enough TissueAid™to wet the soft tip.

Step 3:

Approximate wound edges with fingers or sterile forceps. Gently apply the liquid TissueAid™in one continuous layer to the surface of the approximated wound edges using a gentle brushing motion.

Try to finish the application in one minute before the soft tip dried up. Do not squeeze the tube when the tip is dry and stiff.

Step 4:

Maintain manual approximation of the wound edges for approximately 60 seconds until the adhesive is dry.

Full apposition strength is expected to be achieved within several minutes after the adhesive is applied. If adhesive is over-applied, a longer dry time is needed.
If the tip dried up and a continuous application is needed, unscrew the used tip and replace it with the attached second soft tip. Follow Steps 2 and 3 to apply the TissueAid™.

For more info, please visit us at TissueAid™