• Amcrylate Bio-Adhesive is a type of tissue glue used for closure of surgical incisions
• It reduces the risk of postsurgical infections and trauma and enhances the cosmetic outcome by minimizing scarring, and provides a secure closure for appropriate incisions
• Amcrylate Bio-Adhesive is applied to the edges of the incision
• Read the instructions carefully or use it exactly as directed by the doctor
• The adhesive offers a convenient and effective alternative for wound closure in certain surgical scenarios
• However, it may not be suitable for all surgical incisions and depends on factors such as the nature of the incision, patient characteristics, and surgeon preference.
• There is limited data available on adverse effects of Amcrylate Bio-Adhesive
• However, if you experience unusual symptoms when using the medicine, let your doctor know
• They may be able to help you with ways to prevent or reduce the symptoms.

Uses of Amcrylate Bio-Adhesive

• In Closure of surgical incisions Amcrylate Bio-Adhesive simplifies the closure of surgical incisions by forming a strong and flexible bond between the edges of the incision
• This adhesive eliminates the need for traditional sutures or staples, reducing the trauma associated with needle punctures and avoiding the requirement for subsequent stitch removal
• It also helps in the tissues to heal faster, leading to a secure closure
• Additionally, it can result in a more cosmetically favorable outcome with less visible scarring.

Missed Doses

If you miss a dose of Amcrylate Bio-Adhesive, use it as soon as possible. However, if it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and go back to your regular schedule. Do not double the dose.

Frequestly asked Questions

Common and Known Side effects of Amcrylate Bio-Adhesive

• Limited data available