
The global market for vascular sealants and surgical sealants has evolved rapidly in past 15 years. As cardiac surgery involves major procedures frequently with multiple suture lines, is subject to bleeding complications. Vascular sealants are used effectively as a hemostatic agent to stop bleeding from adhesions from diffuse surfaces with capillary bleeding, at the time of reoperative cardiac surgery. However, vascular sealants cannot be used as a substitute for surgical sutures. Even though vascular sealants obtained late approval in the U.S., some of the fibrin sealants were long being used as an off-label application in the cardiovascular procedures in the U.S. and were being employed in the country for emergency procedures. Vascular sealants reduce cross-contamination of a surgical site and thus, help to improve treatment outcomes, and in turn reduce the cost of treatment by securing and protecting wounds and injuries from further infection or advancement of the disease. A higher occurrence of unending injuries and surgical procedures drives interest for cutting-edge dressings. Cost management increases the attractiveness of product related to vascular sealants. Some of the established brands in global vascular sealants market are PREVELEAK, Coseal, Seal-V, TRIDYNE, Vivostat, SURGIFLO, OMNEX, Technosil, Cryolife Inc. etc. among others.