Mechanism of action
Hemocoagulase has thrombine and thromboplastine like action on blood coagulation. In vitro, the thrombin-like activity of hemocoagulase transforms fibrinogen into fibrin by gradually splitting off fibrinopeptide-A, giving rise to des-A-fibrin monomers, which polymerize end-to-end to fibrin. It also activates factor Xa and helps in the formation of thrombin at the site of hemorrhage.