What is Aprotinin Injection?
Aprotinin Injection is a protease inhibitor used as an antifibrinolytic agent to reduce bleeding during complex surgeries such as cardiac surgery. It works by inhibiting enzymes like plasmin, kallikrein, and trypsin, thereby reducing fibrinolysis and stabilizing blood clots. It has clinical significance in minimizing blood loss, decreasing the need for transfusions, and improving surgical outcomes.
 
Uses of Aprotinin Injection
• Reduction of blood loss during cardiopulmonary bypass surgery
• Prevention of excessive fibrinolysis
• Supportive therapy in major surgical procedures
• Management of coagulopathies associated with surgery
• Adjunct in reducing transfusion requirements
 
How Does Aprotinin Injection Work?
Aprotinin works by inhibiting proteolytic enzymes responsible for fibrin breakdown, including plasmin and kallikrein. By doing so, it stabilizes clots and decreases fibrinolysis, leading to reduced bleeding and transfusion needs during surgery.
 
FAQs on Aprotinin Injection
Q1. What is Aprotinin Injection used for?
Aprotinin Injection is used as an antifibrinolytic agent to reduce bleeding during major surgeries, especially in cardiac procedures involving cardiopulmonary bypass.
Q2. Is Aprotinin Injection safe?
When used under medical supervision and recommended dosing, Aprotinin is effective and safe. However, patients with a history of hypersensitivity reactions or renal impairment should be closely monitored.
Q3. How is Aprotinin administered?
Aprotinin Injection is given intravenously, usually as a loading dose followed by infusion, depending on the type of surgery and patient condition.
Q4. Can Farbe Firma Pvt. Ltd. provide regulatory support for Aprotinin Injection?
Yes, we offer complete dossier support, registration assistance, and export documentation for Aprotinin Injection.
 
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