Angio-Seal

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Angio-Seal™

Interventional cardiology A mechanical and biochemical seal used to close arterial puncture wounds created during diagnostic and therapeutic catheterization procedures–eg cardiac angiographies and percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty–PTCA, peripheral angiography, coronary and peripheral stent placement. See Interventional cardiology.

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