Medical device with microperforated adhesive tape and foam frame, used to reduce the time
​of post-dialysis bleeding.

Mozaïk™ is a sterile and single-use device with scientifically proven efficacy, intended for use as a compressive dressing on arteriovenous puncture sites. Hemostasis is ensured by a patented microperforated adhesive film that acts on blood rheology to accelerate the formation of the platelet plug. Clinical tests proved it reduces bleeding time to 3 minutes in 80% of cases.

The transparent film also protects against accidental blood exposure and allows monitoring of the coagulation process. The thick foam frame around Mozaïk™ improves the sealing and facilitates the removal of the needle, which makes the use of Mozaïk™ this device possible in self-dialysis or home dialysis. Mozaïk™ is also suitable for all types of arteriovenous fistulas (AVF).

Improving patient life quality is our priority, which is why the adhesive of Mozaïk™ is biocompatible and does not contain any chemical agent intended to facilitate hemostasis.

THE MOZAÏK SYSTEM HAS SEVERAL ADVANTAGES:

  • Easy to use - one piece
  • Reduced bleeding time due to microperforated film
  • Avoid blood leakage due to thick foam frame
  • Chemical and haemostatic free solution for the well-being of the patients

SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN EFFECTIVENESS

The efficacy and performance of our microperforated adhesive film is highlighted in a clinical trial, published in "The Journal of Vascular Access", demonstrating the reduction of bleeding at 3 minutes in 82% of patients compared to only 44% when compression is performed with a pad.

MOZAÏK in video

How to use it

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Partial removal of the needle and application of the Mozaïk™ on the puncture site and needle.
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Application of the compress over the Mozaïk™. Complete removal of the needle.
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Compression for 3 minutes and control of the bleeding point.
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Checking every minute until the clot is formed. When hemostasis is obtained, cover the Mozaïk™ with a bandage.
Mozaïk™ can be removed at any time after the patient leaves. The majority of patients remove it the next day.​