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. 2023 Jan 11;10:1062676. doi: 10.3389/fbioe.2022.1062676

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Inorganic biomaterials applied in hemostasis. (A) Upper:the schematic representation of formation process of on-site and in-solution products (Yu et al., 2019). Left: the photograph of mCHA-C. The SEM images of (Middle) mCHA-C, (Right) mCHA zeolite on cotton. (B) In vivo hemostatic capacity evaluation of hemostats. The quantitative analysis of hemostatic time (left) and blood loss (middle) in the rabbit femoral artery injury model. Right: Image of mCHA/T-shirt. The hemostasis was assessed upon manual pressure on the rabbit lethal femoral artery injury with cotton (left), CG (mid), or mCHA-C (right). Reproduced from (Yu et al., 2019) with permission from Copyright 2019 American Chemical Society.