Hemostasis

Case Series

Early Clinical Performance of an Adaptive Self-Assembling Barrier Scaffold in Nonhealing Chronic Wounds: A Review of Six Cases

12/23/2021

Randall D. Wolcott , MD, CWS;

Lou D'Oro ;

Daniel L. Kapp , MD;

Laura Pfendler , PT, DPT, CWS;

Authors evaluated the performance of a proprietary adaptive self-assembling barrier scaffold (aSABS) in the management and healing of complex chronic wounds.

Authors evaluated the...

12/23/2021

Wounds

Achieving Hemostasis and Contributing to an Environment that may be Beneficial to the Wound Healing Paradigm: Use of a Chitosan Derived Hemostatic Agent in Wound Care

Abstract Body: Introduction Debridement is a key component in several wound care guidelines.1 Its use in patients on anti-coagulant therapy can result in difficult to control active bleed...

Matthew J. Regulski , DPM, ABMSP, CMET, FAPWH(c);

11/23/2020

Original Research

Use of VASCADE Vascular Closure System for Venous Hemostasis

08/07/2017

Supawat Ratanapo , MD;

Deepak Kapoor , MD, FACC, FSCAI;

Loren Garrison Morgan , MD;

Arun Kumar Nagabandi , MBBS;

The authors investigate whether vascular closure devices selected for characteristics optimal for venous closure can deliver a safe and effective way to achieve rapid hemostasis.

The authors investigate whether...

08/07/2017

Vascular Disease Management

Original Contribution

A Poly-N-acetyl Glucosamine Hemostatic Dressing for Femoral Artery Access Site Hemostasis after Percutaneous Coronary Intervention: A Pilot Study

01/07/2010

Bruce Murphy , MD, PhD;

Paul Ribeiro , MD;

David Mego , MD;

William A. Rollefson , MD, FACC;

Melody Thomas , LPN;

Jeff Stewart , MD;

Patrick Flaherty , DO;

Arterial puncture closure devices have improved time to hemostasis and ambulation after percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) relative to traditional manual compression, though complication rates for both methods leave room for...

Arterial puncture closure...

01/07/2010

Journal of Invasive Cardiology