Secure Closure Starts With Access

Building on the standard percutaneous technique, the Arstasis^one and Arstaotomy procedure is user-friendly, yet sophisticated.  With minimal additional procedure time a check valve is created and the guidewire is placed.  Once this is accomplished, an introducer sheath is inserted over the guidewire and the standard procedure commences.  This “check valve” approach takes advantage of the natural arterial structure.

Upon extraction of the procedural sheath (Figure 1), hemostasis occurs as the check valve is forced closed by the pressure in the artery assisted by limited manual compression.  There is no need to deploy a foreign body such as a polymer, suture or staple (Figure 2).

Due to the overlap in tissue, this “Arstaotomy” is designed to reduce the likelihood of late bleeding.  The Arstasis^one and Arstaotomy procedure are intended to provide significant benefit to hospitals by safeguarding their resources.

The resulting hemostasis is intended to remain secure, obviating the need for closure devices.

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