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Haemorrhage Occluder Pin

Haemorrhage Occluder Pin



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The Haemorrhage Occluder Pin (HOP) is designed to control severe presacral hemorrhage during pelvic surgery.

Serrated titanium pin for secure placement

The HOP is made of titanium, a biocompatible metal commonly used for internal implants.5 The shaft of the Haemorrhage Occluder Pin is serrated for more secure placement in the sacrum. Research has shown that significantly more force is required to extract a serrated pin than a smooth one.11

Malleable applicator for efficient placement

The Haemorrhage Occluder Pin comes preloaded in an easy-to-use applicator. The long, 12 inch shaft of the applicator is malleable and provides the surgeon with optimum visibility for precise pin placement at the bleeding site.

Now available in two sizes - 10mm and 14mm

  • CR1007 - standard pin head - 10mm
  • CR1014 - large pin head - 14mm

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Also available: The Salgado HOP Driver

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The Salgado HOP Driver - Drives the Haemorrhage Occluder Pin into sacrum

Designed to use very little force to push the Haemorrhage Occluder Pin fully into the sacrum

  • Curved design rotates around the pubic symphysis
  • Available in two sizes:
  • CR2000 - Salgado™ Driver – Standard – 23cm length
  • CR2005 - Salgado™ Driver – Large – 35cm length

References/bibliography

  1. Wang Q., Shi W., Zhou W., He Z., "New Concepts in Severe Presacral Hemorrhage During Proctectomy," Arch Surg., 1985:1120:1013-1020.
  2. Abrahms, H.L.: "The Vertebral and Azygos Venous Systems and Some Variations in Systemic Venous Return," Radiology, 1957:69:508-526.
  3. Baston, O.V.: "The Role of the Vertebral Vein in Metastatic Process." Ann. Intern. Med., 1942: 16:38-45.
  4. Bearhs, O.H., Beart, R.W.: "Miles Abdominoperineal Resection," Abdominal Operation, ed 7, DS New York, Appleton-Century-Croft, 1979, vol 2, pp 2242-2254.
  5. Dougherty, S.H., Simmon R.L.: "Infections in Bionic Man: The Pathobiology of Infections in Prosthetic Devices," Curr. Probl. Surg., 1982: 221-264
  6. Krause, U., Pahlman L, Phoren L.: "Abdominoperineal Excision" World Surg., 1982:6:549-553.
  7. Nivatvongs, S., Fang D.T.: "The Use of Thumbtacks to Stop Presacral Hemorrhage," Dis. Col. & Rect., 1986: September, pp 589-90.
  8. Norgore, M.: "Clinical Anatomy of the Vertebral Veins," Surgery, 1945:17:606-611.
  9. Qinyao, W., Weijin, S., Youren, Z., Zhengrui, H., "New Concepts in Severe Presacral Hemorrhage During Protectomy," Arch Surg., 1982:19:1013-1020.
  10. "Remarks about Severe Presacral Hemorrhage," Editorial: Pract. Surg., 1981:1:293.
  11. Stolfi, V.M., Milsom, J., Church, J.: "Newly Designed Occluder Pin for Presacral Hemorrhage." Dis. Col. & Rect., 1992, Feb. pp 166-169.
  12. Welch, C.E., Ottinger, L.W., Welch, J.P.: "Cancer of the Rectum and Anus," Manual of Low Gastrointestinal Surgery, New York, Springer-Verlag Inc., 1960, pp 81-89





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