Heparin reversal with protamine sulfate is not required in atrial fibrillation ablation with suture hemostasis

Keyphrases

• Hemostasis 100%
• Atrial Fibrillation Ablation 100%
• Heparin Reversal 100%
• Protamine Sulfate 100%
• Protamine 80%
• Length of Hospital Stay 40%
• Vascular Access 40%
• Surgical Closure 40%
• Closure Technique 40%
• Catheter Ablation 40%
• Activated Clotting Time 40%
• Sheath Removal 40%
• Vascular Hemostasis 40%
• Vascular Sheath 40%
• Demographic Characteristics 20%
• No Significant Difference 20%
• Consecutive Patients 20%
• Procedural 20%
• Suture Techniques 20%
• Figure-of-eight Suture 20%
• Simple Suture 20%
• Vascular Complications 20%
• Catheter-related 20%
• Multicenter Observational Study 20%
• Manual Compression 20%
• Post-procedural 20%
• Management Techniques 20%
• Complication Postoperative 20%
• Access Site Complications 20%
• Stopcock 20%
• Suture Failure 20%
• Groin Complications 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Blood Stasis 100%
• Atrial Fibrillation Ablation 100%
• Heparin 100%
• Protamine Sulfate 100%
• Suture 100%
• Protamine 80%
• Atrial Fibrillation 60%
• Vascular Access 60%
• Ablation 60%
• Activated Clotting Time 40%
• Sheath Removal 40%
• Suture Technique 20%
• Thromboembolism 20%
• Postoperative Complication 20%
• Observational Study 20%
• Demography 20%