Health and Economic Advantages Associated With the Use of TachoSil: An Update of Systematic Review.

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S.A.V.E. Studi Analisi Valutazioni Economiche S.r.l., Health Economics & Outcomes Research, Milan, Italy.

Published: March 2025


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Background: The international scientific literature is systematically analyzed in this review over a period of nearly 10 years with respect to the use of the active hemostat and surgical sealant patch TachoSil, considering its economic effects. It`s an update of the first review published in 2014.

Methods: A PubMed systematic literature review was done from Nov 2013 up to December 2022. Based on the criteria used to select, the papers were grouped in terms of study design, surgery type, reduction in the time to hemostasis, shorter hospital stay, fewer number of post-operative complications, and the impact of TachoSil to operative procedures.

Results: Medical evidence of TachoSil is well documented, in different clinical studies and for several indications. In this second review 18 scientific papers were screened. In total data from 3.375 patients were analyzed, of whom 1.748 were treated with TachoSil. Nine of the 18 papers (50%) were classified as randomized clinical trials (RCTs). The time required for hemostasis following the administration of TachoSil was significantly shorter than that observed with other surgical treatment techniques, with a median time of up to four minutes. The reduction in post-operative complications was evaluated in 15 studies that were conducted on patients in a variety of surgical specialties. When using TachoSil the hospitalization duration was briefer, as observed in the past review.

Conclusion: The second analysis of scientific papers demonstrates that TachoSil plays a supporting role in surgical procedures, enhancing hemostasis and facilitating tissue sealing when conventional techniques are inadequate.This approach has been linked to a reduction in post-operative complications, length of hospital stay, and consequently, hospital cost.

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