Method and devices for flow occlusion during device exchanges

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 9532785
APP PUB NO 20130304107A1
SERIAL NO

13889842

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Methods and devices for maintaining vascular access and/or minimizing bleeding during percutaneous interventions. The method can include advancing an access wire through a previously placed access catheter in a contralateral femoral artery to position an inflatable balloon on the access wire in a vascular access sheath located in an ipsilateral femoral artery, without using any additional guidewires to advance the access wire. After withdrawing the vascular access sheath at least partway out of the ipsilateral femoral artery to expose the vascular injury, the balloon can be inflated to occlude the ipsilateral femoral artery or an ipsilateral iliofemoral artery at or near the vascular injury.

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ACCESSCLOSURE INC645 CLYDE AVENUE MOUNTAIN VIEW CA 94043

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Garcia, Jose Fremont, US 60 812
Hassan, Ali Palo Alto, US 31 873
To, Kevin San Jose, US 22 768
Uchida, Andy H Los Altos, US 29 804

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