Russian scientists have created a film and gel against adhesions after intestinal surgery. They are applied directly during surgery so that the tissues do not grow together and the function of the organ is not disrupted, Volgograd Medical University reported. How it works: One side of the tape is fixed on the treated area, and the other is super slippery, so the tissues don't stick to each other and the abdominal wall. Over time, the film dissolves completely and does not interfere with healing. Now they are preparing samples for testing, and then they plan to launch production.

Russian scientists have created a film and gel against adhesions after intestinal surgery. They are applied directly during surgery so that the tissues do not grow together and the function of the organ is not disrupted, Volgograd Medical University reported. How it works: One side of the tape is fixed on the treated area, and the other is super slippery, so the tissues don't stick to each other and the abdominal wall. Over time, the film dissolves completely and does not interfere with healing. Now they are preparing samples for testing, and then they plan to launch production.