Surgery – Diagnostic testing – Cardiovascular
Patent
1997-02-14
1999-01-05
Lateef, Marvin M.
Surgery
Diagnostic testing
Cardiovascular
600505, A61B 500
Patent
active
058555595
ABSTRACT:
An instrument for achieving rapid hemostasis at the conclusion of a catheterization procedure comprising a hemostatic agent injection device for use with a conventional introducer sheath used to gain access to the blood vessel. The injection device includes an elongated tubular member having ejection ports proximate its distal end. A hub member is located on the proximal end of the tubular member and includes an elongated groove or track located in its surface with a transparent cover. The enclosed track is in fluid communication with the lumen extending through the tubular member. After the catheterization procedure, the instrument is inserted into the introducer sheath. Blood flows into the lumen of the device and into the enclosed track. The leading edge of the blood pulsates within the enclosed track, clearly indicating that the ports are located in the blood vessel and subjected to variations in blood pressure. The instrument and introducer sheath are then slowly retracted as a unit in the puncture wound. The blood flow will stop pulsating in the enclosed track when the ports have exited the blood vessel wall. A hemostatic agent is then injected by the instrument adjacent the vessel wall.
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Holms David
Rydell Mark A.
Schwartz Robert S.
Van Tassel Robert A.
Lateef Marvin M.
Mantis Mercader Eleni
Tricardia, Inc.
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