Mayo Clinic researchers develop a tissue-derived bioactive gel to stop bleeding, aid in vascular healing

PHOENIX, AZ --Researchers at Mayo Clinic are studying the effects of a tissue-derived bioactive gel they developed to improve endovascular embolization - a minimally invasive procedure used to treat bleeding blood vessels and aneurysms. The results of their latest preclinical study are published in the journal Advanced Materials. Endovascular embolization involves a pinhole puncture in [...]

Source: Mayo Clinic Research News - July 7, 2020 Category: Research Source Type: news