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arteriotomy

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ar·te·ri·ot·o·my (är-tîr-t-m)
n.
Incision into the lumen of an artery.

arteriotomy
[ärtir′ē·ot′əmē]
a surgical incision in an artery.

arteriotomy
incision of an artery.

pulmonary arteriotomy
a surgical approach used in the correction of pulmonary stenosis.


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Data involving 202 treated sites and 125 patients showed that sealing was achieved in 96% of procedures, which included peripheral bypass grafts, AV-shunts and femoral arteriotomy sites for endovascular procedures.
The Company's line of SuperStitch medical devices provide sutured closure of the arteriotomy site utilizing the existing catheter sheath introducer or cannula during fluoroscopically guided procedures and directly through the open arteriotomy during open surgical procedures.
The Company's line of SuperStitch medical devices provide sutured closure of the arteriotomy site utilizing the existing catheter sheath introducer or cannula during fluoroscopically guided procedures and directly through the open arteriotomy during open surgical procedures.
 
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