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Radial Sheath Hemostasis Demonstration
Radial Sheath Hemostasis Demonstration
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Video Summary
In this video, the speaker demonstrates a procedure for removing a radial sheath. The process involves flushing the sheath, preparing the R-band, and ensuring the balloon inflates properly. The speaker emphasizes cleanliness and recommends using a folded 4x4 underneath the sheath to absorb any blood. The R-band is placed over the hole, tightened, and the balloon is inflated with air. The sheath is slowly removed, ensuring hemostasis. The speaker checks for pulsation and adds air to the balloon to stop the pulse, then releases the syringe. After checking for leaks and a pulse, the speaker occludes the ulnar artery to confirm a proper waveform. The speaker concludes by securing the site with an arm board. No credits were provided.
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Nathan Hall, MD, FSCAI
Keywords
radial sheath removal
procedure
R-band preparation
balloon inflation
hemostasis
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