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XaraColl

Innocoll · FDA-approved active Small molecule

XaraColl is a bioabsorbable collagen matrix that delivers chlorhexidine locally to promote hemostasis and reduce infection in surgical wounds.

XaraColl is a bioabsorbable collagen matrix that delivers chlorhexidine locally to promote hemostasis and reduce infection in surgical wounds. Used for Hemostasis and infection prevention in surgical wounds, Use as an adjunct to hemostasis during general, cardiac, and vascular surgery.

At a glance

Generic nameXaraColl
Also known asBupivacaine collagen implant
SponsorInnocoll
Drug classBioabsorbable hemostatic and antimicrobial wound matrix
TargetChlorhexidine (broad-spectrum antimicrobial); collagen matrix (hemostatic scaffold)
ModalitySmall molecule
Therapeutic areaSurgery/Wound Management
PhaseFDA-approved

Mechanism of action

XaraColl combines a native collagen matrix with chlorhexidine gluconate, a broad-spectrum antimicrobial agent. The collagen provides a hemostatic scaffold that promotes clotting and wound healing, while the chlorhexidine is released locally to reduce bacterial colonization and infection risk. The matrix is gradually absorbed and replaced by native tissue.

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