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Cancer of the small intestine and surgery with TachoSil^® 
TachoSil^® is a further development of the TachoComb^® and TachoComb^® H products and does not contain aprotinin or any other component of bovine origin – only human thrombin and human fibrinogen.
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About Nycomed
We are a European pharmaceutical company. Nycomed is active in 20 European markets including Russia/CIS, and our close contact with medical professionals helps us to improve, understand and meet the diverse needs of a very diverse continent. 

Main business areas
Nycomed is represented in three main business areas: hospital-specialist, general practitioner and pharmacy. We provide hospital products throughout Europe, and general practitioner and over-the-counter medicine in selected countries, depending on need.

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