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This is a discussion on Fbren Glue within the Ask a Professional forum; We recently had a JW with cancer of the esophagus. He was oozing bllod over ...


 
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We recently had a JW with cancer of the esophagus.
He was oozing bllod over most of the esophagus.
Nova 7 and other coagulants did not work.
The Dr. used fibrin glue, and coated the entire surface.
Has anyone heard of this being done before?

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No, but it sounds reasonable.
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We recently had a JW with cancer of the esophagus.
He was oozing bllod over most of the esophagus.
Nova 7 and other coagulants did not work.
The Dr. used fibrin glue, and coated the entire surface.
Has anyone heard of this being done before?

John Hope
Topical clotting mediator, made a patch, patch worked. Awesome, creative, and hopefully will be used again for similar difficult treatment situations. Bravo this doc!
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