ProStar XL Percutaneous Vascular System

Added Jun 11, 2013

Manufactured by Abbott Vascular

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Prostar Features
Added 27 September 2018

This introductory video to the prostar from Dr Rob Williams discusses its features and when you would use this rather than a ProGlide  for large access closure. Dr Rob Williams, consultant Interventional radiologist Dr Phil Haslam, consultant Interventional radiologist

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This video shows in detail how to insert the Prostar device in a scarred groin. The patient has had a fenestrated EVAR device and now requires a limb extension. This was performed purely percutaneously. The Prostar device is part deployed prior to the limb extension insertion (preclose) then the sutures are finally tightened and tied off on sheath removal. This device is probably the closure device of choice to use for large vessel closure in the presence of scarring that would make other devices difficult or impossible to use successfully.   Dr Rob Williams, consultant...

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