St. Stone Star Band Radial Artery Compression Device SRCD20CS

The St. Stone Star Band Radial Artery Compression Device is designed to achieve controlled hemostasis following transradial catheterization and interventional procedures. Its adjustable compression mechanism provides precise pressure over the radial artery, reducing bleeding while preserving distal circulation. Lightweight and easy to use, Star Band ensures patient comfort, simplifies post-procedural care, and supports efficient workflow. The device’s transparent base allows continuous site monitoring, promoting safer and more effective radial artery management.

Key Benefits

The Star Band facilitates precise radial artery compression, minimizing post-procedural bleeding without compromising distal blood flow. Its adjustable strap allows caregivers to titrate pressure easily, improving patient safety and comfort. The transparent design enables real-time observation of the puncture site, reducing complications. Lightweight, easy to apply, and stable during patient movement, Star Band enhances workflow efficiency and supports consistent hemostasis in transradial interventions.

The Star Band is constructed from durable, biocompatible polymers designed for comfort and reliable compression. The adjustable strap and pressure dial are made of sturdy, medical-grade materials to ensure precise, repeatable hemostasis. The transparent base is smooth and flexible, allowing clear observation of the puncture site. All components are designed to withstand repeated use (if reusable variant) and meet stringent quality standards for patient safety during transradial procedures.

• Place the device over the radial artery puncture site after catheter removal.

• Adjust the strap to secure the device comfortably on the wrist.

• Use the pressure dial to apply gentle compression sufficient to control bleeding.

• Monitor the site through the transparent base for ongoing hemostasis.

• Gradually reduce pressure as bleeding stops, following institutional protocols.

• Remove the device once hemostasis is achieved, and dispose or clean per guidelines.

Use the Star Band under clinical supervision only. Do not apply excessive pressure, which may compromise distal circulation. Monitor the puncture site continuously to detect signs of hematoma, swelling, or compromised blood flow. Adjust pressure gradually to avoid discomfort or ischemia. Follow institutional protocols for device removal, cleaning, or disposal. Ensure the device is compatible with patient anatomy and procedural requirements to maintain safe and effective hemostasis.