Coagulase
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Coagulase
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CAS No:
9001-13-2
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Chemical Name:
Coagulase
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Synonyms:
Coagulase;Plasmocoagulase;Staphylocoagulase;Hemocoagulase;Thrombin coagulase;Peptocoagulase;Plasma coagulase;Reptilase S;Staphylococcal coagulase;8: PN: WO2013162746 PAGE: 54 claimed sequence;9014-33-9
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Coagulase Use and Manufacturing
Batroxobin for injection is mainly used clinically for bleeding before and after surgery, bleeding in the stomach and intestines, bleeding in various cancers and tumors, bleeding caused by drugs, bleeding from teeth extraction, and bleeding in newborns. But patients with a history of thrombosis or embolism are banned. Except for emergency bleeding, pregnant women should not use this product during the first 3 months of pregnancy. Intravenous injection, intramuscular injection or subcutaneous injection can also be used locally. General bleeding. 1 to 2 bottles for adults (150mg per bottle); 1/3 to 1/2 bottles for children; 1 bottle for intravenous injection and intramuscular injection immediately for emergency bleeding, and 1 for 36h after intramuscular injection 1 bottle, and then share 1 envy 1h before surgery. One dose of intravenous injection was doubled 15 minutes before surgery, and one vial was injected intramuscularly at intervals of 6 hours until bleeding stopped completely.
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