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FDA Warns on Fibrin Sealant Problem

July 12, 2010 | 
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MedPage Today -- Air embolisms can occur with some gas- or air-pressurized spray devices used for applying fibrin-based bleeding control products when used improperly during surgery, the FDA warned.

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