The Clinical Problem

Rapid & Effective Repair of Injured Tissues Remains Challenging in Various Clinical Scenarios

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Nature-Inspired Solutions

Learning from Nature to Achieve Rapid, Robust, Blood-Resistant Tissue Sealing Capability

Engineered Based on Materials with History of Use in FDA-Approved Medical Devices

In Diverse Form Factors For Various Applications & Indications*

*Base IPs were invented at MIT & Mayo Clinic by the co-founders of SanaHeal | SanaHeal signed Option to license the base IPs from MIT & Mayo Clinic

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Adhesion Performance & Biosafety

SanaHeal's Bioadhesives Achieve Superior Adhesion Performance, Biosafety & Tunable Biodegradability

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SanaHeal Bioadhesives in Action

Bioadhesive Paste for Rapid & Coagulation-Independent Control of Hemorrhage

​*Ex vivo porcine aorta | Blood pressure = 150 mmHg | Heparinized porcine blood

*In vivo anti-coagulated pig (ACT = 1,000 s) | Bleeding rate ~15 mL/min

Bioadhesive Patch for Rapid & Fluid-/Air-Tight Seal of Organ Injuries

*In vivo pig colonic injuries | Sutureless repair by the bioadhesive patch

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Publications & Media Highlights

Platform Technologies & Pre-Clinical Studies Published in Prestigious Peer-reviewed Journals

Dry double-sided tape for adhesion of wet tissues and devices, Nature 575, 169-174 (2019)
​Highlighted in MIT News, BBC, US News, CBS Boston

Instant tough bioadhesive with triggerable benign detachment, Proceedings of National Academy of Science 117, 15497-15503 (2020)
Highlighted in MIT News, New Atlas, Popular Mechanics

Electrical bioadhesive interface for bioelectronics, Nature Materials 20, 229-236 (2021)

A Multifunctional origami patch for minimally invasive tissue sealing, Advanced Materials 33, 2007667 (2021)
​Highlighted in MIT News, Mayo Clinic Discovery's Edge

Rapid and coagulation-independent haemostatic sealing by a paste inspired by barnacle glue, Nature Biomedical Engineering 5, 1131-1142 (2021)
​Highlighted in MIT News, US News, WIRED, World Economic Forum

​An off-the-shelf bioadhesive patch for sutureless repair of gastrointestinal defects, Science Translational Medicine 14, eabh2857 (2022)
​Highlighted in MIT News, New Scientist