Stat Band is a transradial introducer sheath support with an integrated hemostasis device. It includes a flexible wristband applied to the patient’s forearm, with a mount for the introducer sheath support attached. Inside the wristband, there’s an inflatable hemostatic element that applies pressure to the radial access point. Another version has a rotatable clasp as the hemostatic element within the sheath support mount.

Technology:

• Transradial Introducer Sheath Support: Device to secure a tube-like introducer sheath during wrist artery access procedures.
• Wristband: Flexible band worn on the wrist, providing a base for the device.
• Introducer Sheath Support Mount: Part attached to the wristband to hold the introducer sheath securely.
• Inflatable Hemostatic Element: Component within the wristband, inflated to apply pressure and stop bleeding at the access point.
• Rotatable Clasp: An alternative mechanism to apply pressure for achieving hemostasis.

Method of Use:

1. Place wristband on the distal forearm or desired location.
2. Attach introducer sheath support mount to the wristband.
3. Insert introducer sheath into the artery and secure with the device.
4. Activate inflatable hemostatic element or rotatable clasp to stop bleeding.
5. Remove introducer sheath after the procedure, and deactivate the hemostatic element or clasp.