Biolife StatSeal® Advanced RAD Disc

In conjunction with manual pressure or any radial hemostasis band, can help standardise, simplify and shorten the recovery process to under an hour while minimising complications. ^2-5

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Features

Comprised of hydrophilic polymer and potassium ferrate, the rectangular design is ideal for transradial procedures
Even distribution of pressure over the access site
Reduces hold times ^1-5
Works regardless of anticoagulation levels
Reduces complication rates ^1-5
Facilitates same-day discharge
Reduces unplanned dressing changes
Improves lab efficiency ^1-5
Increases patient throughput

Product codes

Code	Product
DAR630	StatSeal ® Advanced RAD Disc – case of 24 applications

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How it works

As an adjunct to pressure, StatSeal ® products have a two-step mechanism of action that occurs simultaneously to instantly form a low pH, occlusive seal.The hydrophilic polymer rapidly dehydrates the blood and absorbs exudate, stacking up desiccated blood solids beneath to form a seal.The potassium ferrate binds the blood solids and proteins together, adhering the seal to the wound to stop bleeding and oozing.Beneath the seal, the pH is neutral, and the blood solids and proteins continue to stack. Above the seal, the hydrophilic polymer exchanges protons for cations, resulting in desiccation and a pH of ~2. The distal tract seal helps promote statsis at the arteriotomy.⁶

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