HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicator – Haemostasis during endoscopies

The HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicator is used for haemostasis during endoscopies in the upper and lower gastrointestinal tract. The HaemoCer™ PLUS haemostatic powder can be applied precisely with the applicator. The applicator has a tube length of 2400 mm, an outer tube diameter of 2.5 mm and a pump ball as a source of compressed air. In addition, the HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicator has a built-in HEPA filter (High Efficiency Particulate Air) for filtering the ambient air.

The HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicator does not require any aids (compressor or similar), making it easy and uncomplicated to use for endoscopies in both the bowel and stomach.

Effective endoscopic control of bleeding

With the innovative HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicator, the absorbable HaemoCer™ PLUS can be sprayed directly onto the source of bleeding through the working channel of a standard endoscope.
The application tube is inserted through the endoscope and directed towards the haemorrhage. The compressed air flow generated by the pump ball transports the powder directly to the haemorrhage and supports endoscopic haemostasis.
If the HaemoCer™ PLUS haemostatic powder is applied with pinpoint accuracy using the HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicator, capillary, venous or arteriole bleeding in the upper and lower gastrointestinal tract can be controlled. The system is particularly suitable for oozing haemorrhages, but also in cases where conventional haemostasis methods cannot be used.

Apply haemostatic powder through the endoscope
For upper and lower gastrointestinal haemorrhages
Can be used for endoscopies of the stomach or bowel
Can be used from a working channel diameter of 2.8 mm

Endoscopic procedures for stopping gastrointestinal bleeding

Gastrointestinal bleedings are typical indications for endoscopic procedures. Depending on the location and severity, endoscopy to treat the haemorrhage is a challenge.
Thermal procedures (argon plasma coagulation), mechanical procedures (clips, band ligatures) and also injections with epinephrine or wound glue are used for conventional haemostasis.

Newer procedures rely on haemostatic powders to stop bleeding. It is well known in medicine that applicators are used endoscopically to apply haemostatic agents.
Initial studies and investigations of haemostatic powders show promising results in endoscopic haemostasis in the upper and lower gastrointestinal tract.

Areas of application of the HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicator:

Endoscopy of the stomach (gastroscopy)
Endoscopy of the intestine (colonoscopy)
Endoscopy of the duodenum (duodenoscopy)
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HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicator: easy to use without aids

With the HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicator, the HaemoCer™ PLUS haemostatic agent can be applied with pinpoint accuracy during endoscopic procedures. No other aids are required. HaemoCer™ PLUS supports natural haemostasis and adhesion prevention.

Application HaemoCer Endoscopic Applikator | BioCer

1. Screw the pump ball onto the adapter. Then insert the tube of the HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicator into the instrumentation channel of the endoscope.

Application HaemoCer Endoscopic Applicator | BioCer

2. Connect the bellows bottle vial to the applicator.
Attention: Upright position! Before applying the powder, pump vigorously several times with the pump ball to remove any liquid that may have entered the tube.

3. Bring the ready-to-use applicator into a horizontal position.

4. Apply the powder endoscopically by pumping vigorously.

Preparation and application of the Endoscopic Applicator

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In this video we show you step by step how to prepare and use our HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicator.

Find out how easy and quick it is to get the applicator ready for use: from unpacking the product to correct preparation. We will then use a simulation with a manikin to show you how to use the applicator safely and precisely.