Sakakibara QuickAir Release Protocol
RADIAL ACCESS PROTOCOL
The radial artery is palpated to confirm the puncture site. Ultrasonography is only used if the initial attempt using palpation fails. A 6Fr sheath is then inserted for PCI.
TR BANDTM APPLICATION PROTOCOL
After PCI is completed, a physician applies the TR band, then injects 16 mL of air, and removes the sheath.
TR BANDTM (TERUMO) IS USED AS STANDARD DEVICE |
INITIAL VOLUME OF INFLATION |
PATENT HEMOSTASIS CHECK AT APPLICATION? |
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16 |
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TR BANDTM (TERUMO) IS USED AS STANDARD DEVICE |
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INITIAL VOLUME OF INFLATION |
16 |
PATENT HEMOSTASIS CHECK AT APPLICATION? |
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TR BANDTM DEFLATION & REMOVAL PROTOCOL
TIME BEFORE FIRST DEFLATION |
TIME BETWEEN OTHER DEFLATION(S) |
TIME BETWEEN DEFLATION IF REBLEEDING |
AVERAGE VOLUME AT EACH DEFLATION |
2 |
30 |
30 |
3.49 |
TIME BEFORE FIRST DEFLATION |
2 |
TIME BETWEEN OTHER DEFLATION(S) |
30 |
TIME BETWEEN DEFLATION IF REBLEEDING |
30 |
AVERAGE VOLUME AT EACH DEFLATION |
3.49 |
DISCHARGE PROTOCOL
A nurse removes the TR band one hour after air in the band reaches 0 mL.
TIPS & TRICKS TO IMPROVE RADIAL ACCESS & DAILY WORKLOAD
Deflation 30 minutes after sheath removal should be carefully performed once the pulse of the radial artery is visible through the transparent TR band, ensuring there is no bleeding.
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4.54 |
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Average time to hemostasis - Interventional Procedure |
106.18 mins |
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Average RAO following completion of hemostasis |
0.00% |
