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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2025 · 15 MIN

The Sideclose Technique- a full guide from creator Dr. Jason Wollmuth

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Stopping Bleeding with Impella: Dr. Jason Wollmuth’s Sideclose TechniqueDr. Jason Wollmuth introduces a groundbreaking solution to a persistent challenge in Impella support — managing bleeding. In this episode, he walks through the Sideclose technique, a simple yet effective method now gaining traction in cath labs for improved hemostasis.✅ Full step-by-step guide✅ Practical tips from real-world cases✅ Why this matters for MCS management🎧 Want more insights like this? Join the conversation with leading interventionalists on MurmurMD.📲 Subscribe for more cath lab tips:YouTube: MurmurMD ChannelApp Store: Download the MurmurMD app#cardiology #Impella #Sideclose #cathlab #interventionalcardiology #MCS #hemostasis #TAVR #valve #surgery #Abiomed #cardiotips #medtech #shortsChapters:00:00 Intro and Managing Oozing02:00 The Side Closure Technique04:00 Managing Impella-related bleeding05:45 Managing Impella CP Bleeding08:00 Impella Removal and Hemostasis Technique10:25 Impella Repositioning and Potential Complications 12:35 Expanding Sideclose use and addressing potential complications

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