Figure 17
Suture
Overtightened
Clear Stop
Marker
Tamper Tube
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5. Cut the suture below the clear stop (Figure 18).
Remove the tamper tube using a slight twirling upward
motion.
Figure 18
Tissue
Artery
6. Gently pull up on the suture. Push down on the
skin using a sterile instrument. Cut the suture below
the skin level, making sure to cut below the black
compaction marker (Figure 19).
Figure 19
Cut below
marker
Skin Level
The black compaction marker is non-absorbable –
it must be removed.
NOTE: Make sure the suture retracts below skin
level to avoid infection.
NOTE: If seeping of blood occurs after placing the
Angio-Seal™ device, or after removing the tamper
tube, application of gentle digital pressure (one or
two fingers) at the puncture site is usually sufficient
to produce hemostasis. If manual pressure is
necessary, monitor pedal pulses.
7. Clean the puncture site with an antiseptic solution/
ointment.
8. Apply a sterile dressing to the puncture site so that it
can be easily observed during recovery.
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