Better wound sealing with a hot-glue gun

Israeli scientists say their biocompatible nontoxic medical glue, delivered with a glue gun, is better than staples and stitches inside the body

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Better wound sealing with a hot-glue gun
Illustration of the novel medical glue being applied on an incision using a hot-glue gun. Photo courtesy of Technion Spokesperson
Hot-glue guns can be used for more than putting together cardboard furniture, home decorations and toys. Researchers at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology and Boston Children’s Hospital have developed a hot-glue gun to adhere torn human tissues together. Most serious injuries are currently treated with staples and stitches that have many drawbacks. They are painful, leave scars, require high skill from the doctor, and sometimes have to be removed after the tissues heal.
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