Abstract: The present invention relates to a hemostatic dressing which comprises a plurality of layers that contain resorbable materials and/or coagulation proteins. In particular, the invention includes dressings in which a layer of thrombin is sandwiched between a first and second layer of fibrinogen and wherein the layer of thrombin is not coextensive with the first and/or second layer of fibrinogen. The hemostatic dressings are useful for the treatment of wounded tissue.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a hemostatic dressing which comprises a plurality of layers that contain resorbable materials and/or coagulation proteins. In particular, the invention includes dressings in which a layer of thrombin is sandwiched between a first and second layer of fibrinogen and wherein the layer of thrombin is not coextensive with the first and/or second layer of fibrinogen. The hemostatic dressings are useful for the treatment of wounded tissue.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a hemostatic dressing which comprises a plurality of layers that contain resorbable materials and/or coagulation proteins. In particular, the invention includes dressings in which a layer of thrombin is sandwiched between a first and second layer of fibrinogen and wherein the layer of thrombin is not coextensive with the first and/or second layer of fibrinogen. The hemostatic dressings are useful for the treatment of wounded tissue.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a haemostatic multilayer bandage that comprises preferably a thrombin layer between two fibrinogen layers. The dressing may contain other resorbable materials such as glycolic acid or lactic acid based polymers or copolymers. The inventive haemostatic bandage is useful for the treatment of wounded tissue.

Abstract: A signboard construction including four frame members which support a plurality of signboard members capable of receiving indicia on either side thereof. The frame members and the signboard members are all formed from aluminum extrusions. Each of the signboard members has a principal vertically extending structure, an upper structure which forms a groove, and three pairs of mounting ribs, the lower two pairs of ribs being mounted on intermediate spaced apart portions of the principal structure and the upper pair of mounting ribs being mounted on the groove forming structure. The lower edge of one signboard member can be received within the groove forming structure of another signboard member and in this manner a plurality of signboard members can be assembled together. The ends of the top, bottom, and end frame members are cut at 45 degree angles and are secured to each other by corner angles.