
Terumo PVC Compression Band is majorly used to achieve patent hemostasis immediately following a trans radial access diagnostic and intervention in the treatment of cardiac and vascular disease. Terumo PVC Compression Band is placed around the patient's wrist to effectively stop access point bleeding. It is a compression device that is designed in such a way as to assist haemostasis of the radial artery after a trans radial procedure.
Product details
Brand |
Terumo |
Color |
Transparent White |
Size |
29 cm |
TR Band Type |
Regular |
Tube Material |
PVC |
Usage/Application |
Hospital |
A: A medical device called the Terumo PVC Compression Band is used to apply external compression to the puncture site following a cardiac catheterization or other similar operations. It is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and is intended to aid in hemostasis (halting bleeding) and healing.
A: By applying pressure to the puncture site, the Terumo PVC Compression Band helps to close the blood vessel and stop bleeding. Typically, it is placed on top of a sterile dressing and fastened with a Velcro strap or other attaching device. The required level of compression can be achieved by adjusting the compression band.
A: Depending on the patient's health and the doctor's orders, the Terumo PVC Compression Band may need to be worn for a different amount of time. In order to give enough time for hemostasis, it is typically advised to leave the band in place for a predetermined amount of time, such as a few hours. The medical professional will give detailed instructions on how long the band will be applied.
A: The Terumo PVC Compression Band is not meant to be reused more than once. It shouldn't be used more than once or on different patients. For each procedure, a fresh, sterile bandage should be used to reduce the possibility of contamination and infection.
A: Depending on the patient's age, size, and condition, the Terumo PVC Compression Band may be used differently on paediatric patients. To ascertain whether the band is suitable for paediatric use and to ensure that the proper sizing and pressure are applied, it is crucial to check with a healthcare professional or paediatric specialist.