OR Today: HemCon Bandages and Dressings
Hemostatic HemCon bandges and ChitoFlex dressings offer medical professionals the tools to stop severe, arterial bleeding. These dressings provide life-saving hemostasis and an antibacterial barrier that is cost-effective, easy-to-apply and ready to use in perioperative situations.

Legionmagazine.com: Battle-Tested Medicine
Dr. Allan Hawryluk was dreading the difficult hours ahead - his patient was on blood thinners, and bleeding uncontrollably following a tooth extraction.   Then he tried a sample of the HemCon Dental Dressing.  "The bleeding stopped completely and immediately," he said. " I just didn't believe it."  The HemCon Dental Dressing is just one of hundreds of advances and innovations  made or perfected for treatment of the wounded in battle that make their way into civillian health care.

Portland Business Journal: Army enlists HemCon to develop plasma technology
HemCon Medical Technologies, Inc. has been chosen by the U.S. Army to develop, test and secure FDA approval for an unjectable plasma product for resucitating traumatically injured soldiers.

Portland Business: Journal HemCon completes acquisition of Alltracel Pharmaceuticals
The purchase occurred through Castlerise Investments Ltd., a newly formed wholly owned subsidiary of HemCon. Alltracel will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of HemCon and maintain its headquarters in Dublin.  Combined revenue is expected to exceed $100 million.

Healthcare magazine: Battle-tested dressing available to medical professionals in new smaller sizes
ChitoFlex, a hemorrhage control dressing, is now available to acute care professionals in two new, smaller sizes, 1" x 3" and 3" x 9" strips.  HemCon's decision to expand the ChitoFlex product line is a direct result of feedback from medical professionals who desired additional product flexibility for varying wound sizes.

Managing Infection Control: Combat Zone   Battle-tested bandage fights infection, costs
Your healthcare facility is undoubtedly taking extensive steps to prevent and manage hospital-acquired infections, but when it comes to bleeding wounds and surgical incisions, are you doing enough?

High-Tech Firms, Entrepreneurs Find Success
What do shrimp shells have to do with saving lives? A lot more than one might think, thanks to an innovative Portland company, HemCon Medical Technologies, Inc.

HemCon Medical Technologies, Inc Leverages Sangui Technology to Expand its Wound Care Products Line

U.S. Army Selects HemCon Medical Technologies as Sole Source Partner to Develop Lyophilized Human Plasma

HemCon Medical Technologies Completes Acquisition of Alltracel Pharmaceuticals Plc

Vanderbilt University To Use Battle-Tested Hemorrhage Control Bandage

From Combat to Consumer: New Bandage Stops Bleeding Fast