Enbond 1.00Ml Inj

Enbond 1.00Ml Inj is used during specialised medical procedures to control bleeding and block abnormal blood vessels. It may be used for:

• Bleeding gastric varices: Used to seal and close enlarged, bleeding veins in the stomach, preventing life-threatening blood loss.
• Arteriovenous malformations (AVMs): Used to block abnormal connections between arteries and veins to reduce the risk of bleeding or rupture.
• Vascular embolisation: Used to intentionally block blood flow to specific blood vessels or tissues before surgical removal.

Enbond 1.00Ml Inj is a tissue adhesive used to control bleeding by rapidly sealing bleeding blood vessels. It is commonly used during endoscopic or interventional procedures to manage certain types of internal bleeding.

• Provides Rapid Bleeding Control: Quickly seals bleeding blood vessels, helping achieve prompt haemostasis during emergency or planned procedures.
• Supports Minimally Invasive Treatment: Can be delivered through an endoscope or catheter, reducing the need for open surgery in appropriate cases.
• Helps Prevent Rebleeding: Forms a strong seal over the treated vessel, helping reduce the risk of recurrent bleeding.
• Promotes Faster Recovery: Minimally invasive treatment is often associated with less tissue trauma and a quicker recovery compared with surgical procedures.
• Supports Life-Saving Emergency Care: Effective control of severe bleeding helps stabilise patients and reduces the risk of complications associated with significant blood loss.

• Enbond 1.00Ml Inj will be applied by a doctor or healthcare professional.
• Do not use it on your own.

• Follow Dietary Advice: If you have been treated for bleeding stomach or oesophageal varices, follow your doctor's advice regarding a soft or liquid diet during the initial recovery period.
• Avoid Strenuous Activities: Avoid heavy lifting, vigorous exercise, and strenuous physical activity until your doctor confirms it is safe to resume normal activities.
• Avoid Smoking and Alcohol: Smoking and alcohol may delay healing and increase the risk of further complications. Avoid them unless your doctor advises otherwise.
• Stay Well-Hydrated: Drink adequate fluids unless you have been advised to restrict your fluid intake because of an underlying medical condition.

• Ensure Specialist Administration: Enbond 1.00Ml Inj should only be administered by a trained healthcare professional experienced in endoscopic or interventional procedures.
• Monitor the Procedure Site: If a catheter or vascular access site was used, check the area for increasing redness, swelling, warmth, pain, or discharge, and report any concerns to your doctor.
• Seek Emergency Care for Serious Symptoms: Get immediate medical attention if you develop sudden chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe abdominal pain, or persistent bleeding after the procedure.
• Report Any Allergies: Inform your healthcare team before the procedure if you have a history of allergies to tissue adhesives, medical glues, or any of the product's ingredients.