Agreed. We have one physician here who orders it and it is never successful....and SOOOOO hard on the body!
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Compression is a very old technique...maybe from 5 decades ago.....painful, depends on the pressure of the tachnologist, lenght of the neck of the pseudo, after some minutes doing that the technologist gets tires. Few cases will be succesful.
Bill:
I am no expert on this either. The one case I scanned while the MD injected required no compression. The doc was not concerned about compression here.
Andy Bebry, RVT
Greetings all, I was asked a question I don’t know the answer to which got me thinking about it and so I ask the great resource of Flownet. I left the hospital soon after thrombin injection for pseudoaneurysm was coming into favor so
have limited personal experience. Is there a specified time to apply compression following injection? In my experience, thrombosis is immediate.
Any feedback personal or reference would be appreciated
Thanks much.
Bill
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