Key result
Early mobilization at 4 hours and same-day discharge after coronary stenting using the Angio-Seal device was feasible, with 100% of patients suitable for discharge at 10 hours.
Why the study?
Does early mobilization and same-day discharge using the Angio-Seal device improve feasibility and safety in selected patients undergoing elective coronary stenting?
Population
75 patients with stable single-vessel coronary disease scheduled for elective coronary stenting, mean age 56…
Comparison
Early mobilization at 4 hours and same-day… vs Early mobilization at 4 hours but remaining in…
Design
Cohort
Follow-up
30 days
Authors
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May enable earlier discharge after elective femoral PCI; leaves open need for RCTs to confirm safety.
Cohort (n=75)
Does early mobilization and same-day discharge using the Angio-Seal device improve feasibility and safety in selected patients undergoing elective coronary stenting?
Early mobilization at 4 hours and same-day discharge after elective coronary stenting using the Angio-Seal device is feasible and safe in selected patients.
Yee et al. (2004) conducted a cohort in Stable single-vessel coronary disease (n=75). Mobilization at 4 hours and same-day discharge using the Angio-Seal Vascular Closure device vs. Overnight hospital stay was evaluated on Suitability for hospital discharge at 10 hours postprocedure. Early mobilization at 4 hours and same-day discharge after coronary stenting using the Angio-Seal device was feasible, with 100% of patients suitable for discharge at 10 hours.
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