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  1. After cardiac cath

    Smarta13 replied to lever5's topic in CCU, Coronary, Cardiac
    We have never put ice on any groin post-cath. Very rarely do we use sand bags. Manual pressure is the best method to stop oozing. The docs here like Starclose and Angioseal, bedrest for patients is 2 hours at the longest and then we get them up and walking, unless of course there is oozing. But that is rare.

  2. Cardiac Cath Closure Devices....What Is the Difference?

    Smarta13 replied to Michifura's topic in Cardiac
    No I don't think its your docs. Patients here who are starclosed report more groin pain verses angioseal or even manual pressure.

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