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Vascular Access, Closure, and Devices: Best Practices and the Future

Featuring Pradeep Nair, MD

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Hear from the experts themselves and discover how the VASCADE system has reshaped their approach to real-world challenges. Dive deep into real cases and explore the solutions that have worked best, gaining valuable insights from thought leaders and peers who have experienced the benefits firsthand. 

Why Choose VASCADE?

VASCADE is the next-generation femoral arterial and venous closure system from Haemonetics. The system combines our proven collapsible disc technology and a thrombogenic resorbable extravascular collagen to enable rapid hemostasis while minimizing complications.

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Clinical Data
RESPECT Publication
The RESPECT trial was aimed at evaluating safety/efficacy of a new extravascular closure system in diagnostic (Dx) and interventional (Ix) procedures performed through 6 or 7 Fr introducer sheaths.

ANTEGRADE-PVD Publication 
This study evaluated short-term outcomes when sealing antegrade femoral puncture sites with an extravascular site-closure system after peripheral endovascular procedures.

Yale University Study of Vascular Closure in Severe Femoral Artery Disease
This single-center, retrospective study evaluated the safety and efficacy of VASCADE compared to MC in patients undergoing PVI (Peripheral Vascular Intervention) with at least moderate access site disease.

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*Workflow improvements by improvement of Time to hemostasis, Time to ambulation, and time to discharge eligibility

Natale A, et al. Venous vascular closure system versus manual compression following multiple access electrophysiology procedures: The AMBULATE Trial. JACC Clin Electrophysiol 2020; 6(1):111-124.

Hermiller JB, et al. A Prospective, Randomized, Pivotal Trial of a Novel Extravascular Collagen-Based Closure Device Compared to Manual Compression in Diagnostic and Interventional Patients Journal of Invasive Cardiology 2015;27(3):129-136