DEVELOPMENT OF A FIBRIN SEALANT DELIVERY METHOD

Information

• Research Project
• 3501995

• ApplicationId

  3501995

• Core Project Number

  R43HL046096

• Full Project Number

  1R43HL046096-01

• Serial Number

  46096

• FOA Number

• Sub Project Id

• Project Start Date

  5/1/1991 - 33 years ago

• Project End Date

  10/31/1991 - 32 years ago

• Program Officer Name

• Budget Start Date

  5/1/1991 - 33 years ago

• Budget End Date

  10/31/1991 - 32 years ago

• Fiscal Year

  1991

• Support Year

  1

• Suffix

• Award Notice Date

  4/29/1991 - 33 years ago

Organizations

• CryoLife, Inc.

Fibrin sealant has many applications in surgery. Mixing and delivery of the major components, fibrinogen and thrombin, is currently achieved using two syringes or spray containers dispensed alternately or simultaneously to deliver fibrin sealant onto the wound site. These systems of delivery are unsatisfactory due to inadequate mixing of the solutions. A chamber can be attached to the syringes to facilitate mixing, but clogging occurs and frequent replacement of the needle, chamber, and syringes is required. The objective of this study is to develop and evaluate a unique method for the mixing and delivery of fibrin sealant in a single syringe or container system.

IC Name

• Activity

  R43

• Administering IC

  HL

• Application Type

  1

• Direct Cost Amount

• Indirect Cost Amount

• Total Cost

• Sub Project Total Cost

• ARRA Funded

• CFDA Code

  839

• Ed Inst. Type

• Funding ICs

• Funding Mechanism

• Study Section

  SB

• Study Section Name

  Surgery and Bioengineering Study Section

• Organization Name

  CRYOLIFE, INC.

• Organization Department

• Organization DUNS

• Organization City

  KENNESAW

• Organization State

  GA

• Organization Country

  UNITED STATES

• Organization Zip Code

  30144

• Organization District

  UNITED STATES