NuStat Flex® XR

Indications For Use

NuStat® is a single-use hemostatic wound dressing applied externally with mechanical compression to temporarily control bleeding in lacerations, punctures, abrasions, surgical wounds (operative, postoperative, dermatological, etc.) and dramatic injuries.

SizeDressings Per BoxOrder NumberDescription
4″ x 48″10XR-044810 Individually Packaged Dressings

To Order, Please Contact Our Customer Support Team at 888.497.7376

Controlling Intraoperative Hemorrhage During Burn Surgery: A Prospective, Randomized Trial Comparing NuStat® Hemostatic Dressing to the Historic Standard of Care

C. Caleb Butts, Kelly Bose, M. Amin Frotan, Juvonda Hodge, Salil Gulati
Department of Surgery, University of South Alabama, United States

Results:

For dressings used to treat the burn site, blood loss on the side treated with NuStat® was on average less (27g/100cm2) than the side treated with our historic standard of care (31g/100cm2), though it was not statistically significant (p=0.81).

Similarly, on the donor site, blood loss on the side treated with NuStat® was on average less (14g/100cm2) than the side treated with our historic standard of care (15g/100cm2), but it was also not statistically significant (p=0.92). Average total blood loss from both excision and donor sites was also less with NuStat® (10g/100cm2) compared to the historic standard of care (12g/100cm2), but it was also not significant (p=0.77). There was no difference in the number of cycles required to achieve hemostasis for either the burn (1.15 NuStat® vs. 1.1 for historic standard of care, p=0.70) or the donor site (1 vs. 1, p=1.0). When comparing the cost of NuStat® versus the historic standard of care, the actual costs incurred for the wounds was less for the portion treated with NuStat® ($148.43) when compared to the historic standard of care ($186.45) (p<0.001).

Conclusions:

Based on these findings, NuStat® hemostatic agents should be comparable to the historic standard of care, and these newer hemostatic agents evaluated further in burn surgery and bleeding during other procedures such as trauma surgery.

© 2026 Beeken Biomedical    |   Site by Soapbox Studio
BBM-011 Rev. 20     02/24