Student Joe Landolina of the Polytechnic Institute of New York University is on the verge of completing the creation of a medical cure capable of stopping and closing any injury, previously seen only in games and books. Veti-Gel is made up of genetically modified plants and stops bleeding and bleeding of arteries, cuts and organs instantly.
The gel works by synthesizing the tissue that forms to close the wounds and activates the skin-making process to recompose the damaged space. Veti-Gel joins the wound walls with healing tissue and unlike other methods of bleeding interruption, dispensing pressure or any waiting time, acting at the time of application. The tests are being studied to begin in the veterinary field, which can be used for internal and external wounds, burns and bleeding.
Check out the Veti-Gel demo video:
Student Invents Mass Effect Style Medi-Gel! (April 2024)
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