Effects of fibrin sealant on single-layer uterine incision closure in the New Zealand white rabbit

The use of novel hemostatic sealant (Tisseel®) in laparoscopic myomectomy: a case–control study

“…It has been reported as an adjunctive treatment for premature rupture of membrane repair, tubal reanastomosis, and embryo transfer [20][21][22]. In an animal model, fibrin sealant improved incisional integrity when added to the suture line of colonic anastomoses.…”

Comparison of the effect of two anti-adhesion materials on the formation of postoperative adhesions after myomectomy – an experimental study on rabbit does

“…In order to assess the work on a model of the rabbit uterine horn, a beneficial study examining the suture strength and the association between the suture material and adhesion formation after the use of fibrin sealant determined that such association was not significant and did not affect the suture strength (Peacock et al 2006). A rare experiment was performed in a study concerned with the effect of hyaluronic acid on spontaneous fertility after repeated intrauterine surgeries with induced experimental synechiae in a rabbit model, where the animals underwent double curettage followed by a hyaluronic acid injection into one uterine horn.…”

Barbed compared with standard suture: Effects on cellular composition and proliferation of the healing wound in the ovine uterus

“…Studies concerning uterine wound‐healing process including cellular composition or proliferation are very limited. However, a few studies have investigated some aspects of uterine wound healing in humans (16,17) or in animal models including mice (18), rabbits (19,20), rats (21,22) or sheep (10,23). In agreement with our data, it has been demonstrated that cellular proliferation and collagen deposition were enhanced in healing uterine wounds compared with non‐wounded areas in humans or mice (16–18).…”