SoftSeal®-STFR Topical Hemotatic Pad
CLINICAL BENEFITS
Rapid Hemostasis
- Workload reduction
- Faster time to Hemostasis
- Increased workflow efficiency
- Decreased patient length of stay
SAFE & RELIABLE
Unique Chemical Composition
- Biodegradable and biocompatible
- Fabric similar to natural tissue elasticity and strength
- Purified and sterile for confidence of use with all patients
- Lack of allergenic response due to chitin cleaning process
AFFORDABLE
Priced for Routine Use
- More cost effective than vascular closure devices
- 1 ¼” x 1 ¼” Hemostatic Pad
EASY TO USE
Soft, Pliable and Easy to Apply
- Conformable and adheres to bleeding tissues
- Stays in place for 24 hours
- Painlessly removed with irrigation
White Paper: TRANSRADIAL
HEMOSTASIS Comparison of
Two Methods for Transradial
Hemostasis After Cardiac
Catheterization and Impact on
Post- Procedure Efficiency
PDF: Radial Insertion Site SoftSeal
Technique
White Paper: Novel Method for Radial Sheath Removal Using Manual Pressure Over Hemostatic Pad Combined with Ulnar Compression
Abstract: TransRadial Access
bleeding Control using
SoftSeal®-STF
PDF: SoftSeal®-STFR Hemostatic Pad IFU
PDF: SoftSeal®-STFR Brochure
SoftSeal®-STFR Topical Hemotatic Pad Application
- Open the SoftSeal®-STFR pouch.
- Cover puncture site with a SoftSeal®-STFR pad, blue side up, and apply compression band over SoftSeal®-STFR pouch.
- Pad may be placed over sheath hub prior to removal or placed directly over puncture site after sheath is removed. Remove sheath following clinic protocol.
- After sheath removal, maintain pressure following compression band instructions.
- Continue to apply pressure over puncture site until hemostasis is achieved, then slowly release, leaving the SoftSeal®-STFR pad in place.
- Following compression band instructions, observe for patent hemostasis, then slowly release band.
- Evaluate radial artery patency using the reverse Barbeau test.
- Within 24 hours, soak SoftSeal®-STFR pad with water and gently remove.
RX only. For sale by or on the order of a physician only. For indications, precautions and complications, see IFU download (right).