CA2500409A1 - Sheath based blood vessel puncture locator and depth indicator - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention discloses a sheath based puncture locator and depth indicator. The present invention provides for locating a blood vessel puncture site and determining the depth of the puncture of the blood vessel extravascularly using the introducer sheath that is already in place within the tissue tract. The present invention also provide for positioning the introducer sheath extravascularly or outside the blood vessel, controlling the blood vessel puncture site, and delivering a hemostasis promoting material to a blood vessel puncture site.
Claims (38)
1. ~A method for positioning a sheath located within a blood vessel extravascular and substantially adjacent the blood vessel puncture site, the method comprising:
inserting a dilator into the sheath and said blood vessel, said dilator having a bleed back hole near a distal end of said sheath;
withdrawing said dilator and sheath until blood from said blood vessel no longer enters said bleed back hole;
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site; and removing said dilator from said sheath
inserting a dilator into the sheath and said blood vessel, said dilator having a bleed back hole near a distal end of said sheath;
withdrawing said dilator and sheath until blood from said blood vessel no longer enters said bleed back hole;
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site; and removing said dilator from said sheath
2. ~The method of claim 1 further comprising delivering a hemostasis promoting material to said blood vessel puncture site through said sheath.
3. ~A method for positioning a sheath located within a blood vessel extravascular and substantially adjacent the blood vessel puncture site, the method comprising:
applying external pressure over said blood vessel puncture site; and withdrawing said sheath until a blood flow no longer enters a distal end of said sheath, wherein said blood flow can not be seen from a vent tube.
applying external pressure over said blood vessel puncture site; and withdrawing said sheath until a blood flow no longer enters a distal end of said sheath, wherein said blood flow can not be seen from a vent tube.
4. ~The method of claim 3 further comprising delivering a hemostasis promoting material to said blood vessel puncture site through said sheath.
5. ~A method for determining the location and depth of a blood vessel puncture site from a skin surface with a sheath positioned within a blood vessel, comprising:
inserting a dilator into the sheath and said blood vessel, said dilator having a bleed back hole near a distal end of said sheath;
withdrawing said dilator and said sheath until a blood flow from said blood vessel no longer enters said bleed back hole;
marking said sheath at a skin surface; and removing said sheath to determine the depth of said blood vessel puncture site.
inserting a dilator into the sheath and said blood vessel, said dilator having a bleed back hole near a distal end of said sheath;
withdrawing said dilator and said sheath until a blood flow from said blood vessel no longer enters said bleed back hole;
marking said sheath at a skin surface; and removing said sheath to determine the depth of said blood vessel puncture site.
6. ~The method of claim 5 wherein said withdrawing said dilator and sheath further comprises controlling the blood flow from said puncture site with said dilator.
7. ~The method of claim 5 wherein said marking further comprises grasping said sheath at said skin surface.
8. ~The method of claim 5 wherein said marking further comprises placing a marker around said sheath at said skin surface.
9. ~The method of claim 5 wherein said marking further comprises a depth indicator on said sheath.
10. ~The method of claim 5 further comprising measuring a distance from said marking to said bleed back hole.
11. ~The method of claim 5 wherein said withdrawing said dilator and said sheath further comprises applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site.
12. ~The method of claim 5 wherein said marking further comprises:
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
removing said dilator; and delivering a hemostasis promoting material to said blood vessel puncture site through said sheath.
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
removing said dilator; and delivering a hemostasis promoting material to said blood vessel puncture site through said sheath.
13. ~A method for determining the location and depth of a blood vessel puncture site from a skin surface with a sheath positioned within a blood vessel, comprising:
inserting a control tip dilator into the sheath and said blood vessel;
withdrawing said sheath until a blood flow no longer enters a distal end of said sheath;
marking said sheath at a skin surface; and removing said sheath to determine the depth of said blood vessel puncture site.
inserting a control tip dilator into the sheath and said blood vessel;
withdrawing said sheath until a blood flow no longer enters a distal end of said sheath;
marking said sheath at a skin surface; and removing said sheath to determine the depth of said blood vessel puncture site.
14. ~The method of claim 13 wherein said withdrawing further comprises controlling the blood flow from said puncture site with said control tip dilator.
15. ~The method of claim 13 wherein said marking further comprises grasping said sheath at said skin surface.
16. ~The method of claim 13 wherein said marking further comprises placing a marker around said sheath at said skin surface.
17. ~The method of claim 13 wherein said marking further comprises a depth indicator on said sheath.
18. ~The method of claim 13 wherein said removing further comprises applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site.
19. ~The method of claim 13 further comprising measuring a distance from said marking to said distal end of said sheath.
20. ~The method of claim 13 wherein said marking further comprises:
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
removing said control tip dilator; and delivering a hemostasis promoting material to said blood vessel puncture site through said sheath.
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
removing said control tip dilator; and delivering a hemostasis promoting material to said blood vessel puncture site through said sheath.
21. ~A method for determining the location and depth of a blood vessel puncture site from a skin surface with a sheath positioned within a blood vessel, comprising:
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
withdrawing said sheath until a blood flow from said blood vessel no longer enters a distal end of said sheath, wherein said blood flow can not be seen from a vent tube;
marking said sheath at a skin surface; and removing said sheath to determine the depth of said blood vessel puncture site.
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
withdrawing said sheath until a blood flow from said blood vessel no longer enters a distal end of said sheath, wherein said blood flow can not be seen from a vent tube;
marking said sheath at a skin surface; and removing said sheath to determine the depth of said blood vessel puncture site.
22. ~The method of claim 21 wherein said marking further comprises grasping said sheath at said skin surface.
23. ~The method of claim 21 wherein said marking further comprises placing a marker around said sheath at said skin surface.
24. ~The method of claim 21 wherein said marking further comprises a depth indicator on said sheath.
25. ~The method of claim 21 further comprising measuring a distance from said marking to said distal end of said sheath.
26. ~A method for delivering a hemostasis promoting material to a blood vessel puncture site, through a sheath located within a blood vessel, comprising:~
inserting a dilator into the sheath and said blood vessel, said dilator having a bleed back hole near a distal end of said sheath;
withdrawing said dilator and said sheath until a blood flow from said blood vessel no longer enters said bleed back hole;
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
removing said dilator; and delivering the hemostasis promoting material to said blood vessel puncture site through said sheath.
inserting a dilator into the sheath and said blood vessel, said dilator having a bleed back hole near a distal end of said sheath;
withdrawing said dilator and said sheath until a blood flow from said blood vessel no longer enters said bleed back hole;
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
removing said dilator; and delivering the hemostasis promoting material to said blood vessel puncture site through said sheath.
27. ~A method for delivering a hemostasis promoting material to a blood vessel puncture site, through a sheath located within a blood vessel, comprising:
inserting a control tip dilator into the sheath and said blood vessel;
withdrawing said sheath until a blood flow no longer enters a distal end of said sheath;
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
removing said control tip dilator; and delivering a hemostasis promoting material to said blood vessel puncture site through said sheath.
inserting a control tip dilator into the sheath and said blood vessel;
withdrawing said sheath until a blood flow no longer enters a distal end of said sheath;
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
removing said control tip dilator; and delivering a hemostasis promoting material to said blood vessel puncture site through said sheath.
28. ~A method for delivering a hemostasis promoting material to a blood vessel puncture site, through a sheath located within a blood vessel, comprising:
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
withdrawing said sheath until a blood flow from said blood vessel no longer enters a distal end of said sheath; and delivering the hemostasis promoting material to said blood vessel puncture site.
applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
withdrawing said sheath until a blood flow from said blood vessel no longer enters a distal end of said sheath; and delivering the hemostasis promoting material to said blood vessel puncture site.
29. ~The method of claim 28 further comprising releasing said external pressure.
30. ~An apparatus for determining the location and depth of a blood vessel puncture site from a skin surface, comprising:
a procedural sheath positioned within a blood vessel;
a control tip dilator located within said procedural sheath such that a control tip of said control tip dilator is located external a distal end of said procedural sheath;
a marking means on said procedural sheath; and a means for determining a bleed back flow.
a procedural sheath positioned within a blood vessel;
a control tip dilator located within said procedural sheath such that a control tip of said control tip dilator is located external a distal end of said procedural sheath;
a marking means on said procedural sheath; and a means for determining a bleed back flow.
31. ~The apparatus of claim 30 further comprising means for controlling a bleed back flow with said control tip dilator.
32. ~The apparatus of claim 30 wherein said marking means comprises a finger placement marker.
33. ~The apparatus of claim 30 wherein said marking means further comprises an o-ring.
34. ~The apparatus of claim 30 wherein said marking means further comprises a depth indicator.
35. ~An apparatus for determining the location and depth of a blood vessel puncture site from a skin surface, comprising:
a procedural sheath positioned within a blood vessel;
means for applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
means for determining a bleed back flow with a vent tube; and a marking means on said procedural sheath.
a procedural sheath positioned within a blood vessel;
means for applying external pressure to said blood vessel puncture site;
means for determining a bleed back flow with a vent tube; and a marking means on said procedural sheath.
36. ~The apparatus of claim 35 wherein said marking means further comprises a finger placement marker on said procedural sheath at said skin surface.
37. ~The apparatus of claim 35 wherein said marking means further comprises an o-ring at said skin surface.
38. ~The apparatus of claim 35 wherein said marking means further comprises a depth indicator at said skin surface.
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