Pneumatic exsanguinator and method for exsanguinating a limb

Surgery – Truss – Pad

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128DIG20, A61B 1712

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ABSTRACT:
A device and method for exsanguinating a limb using at least one inflatable bladder which surrounds the extremity of the body to be exsanguinated. The bladder is inflated at the distal end of the limb applying pressure which causes the blood to be evacuated from the limb while monitoring the applied pressure. The limb is exsanguinated and prepared for surgery under sterile and controlled conditions.

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