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. 2024 Dec 19;7(12):e70256. doi: 10.1002/hsr2.70256

Table 4.

Vascular and bleeding complication rates with various closure methods for femoral artery access compared by sex.

Closure method Male Female p‐value
Manual compression
Any 72‐h bleeding 41/2613 (1.6%) 66/1482 (4.5%) < 0.001
Access site bleeding 9/2613 (0.3%) 25/1482 (1.7%) < 0.001
Hematoma 7/2613 (0.3%) 32/1482 (2.2%) < 0.001
Retroperitoneal bleed 1/2613 (0.04%) 11/1482 (0.7%) < 0.001
Vascular complication 8/2613 (0.3%) 12/1482 (0.8%) 0.020
Any closure device
Any 72‐h bleeding 39/4903 (0.8%) 44/2444 (1.8%) < 0.001
Access site bleeding 8/4903 (0.2%) 18/2444 (0.8%) < 0.001
Hematoma 10/4903 (0.2%) 19/2444 (0.8%) < 0.001
Retroperitoneal bleed 5/4903 (0.1%) 8/2444 (0.3%) 0.031
Vascular complication 9/4903 (0.2%) 5/2444 (0.2%) 0.846
Angioseal
Any 72‐h bleeding 24/2411 (1.0%) 20/1166 (1.7%) 0.071
Access site bleeding 4/2411 (0.2%) 7/1166 (0.6%) 0.028
Hematoma 4/2411 (0.2%) 8/1166 (0.7%) 0.012
Retroperitoneal bleed 3/2411 (0.1%) 4/1166 (0.3%) 0.166
Vascular complication 6/2411 (0.2%) 1/1166 (0.1%) 0.302
Suture based closure
Any 72‐h bleeding 3/1040 (0.3%) 9/424 (2.1%) < 0.001
Access site bleeding 0/1040 (0.0%) 6/424 (1.4%) N/A
Hematoma 0/1040 (0.0%) 2/424 (0.5%) N/A
Retroperitoneal bleed 0/1040 (0.0%) 0/424 (0.0%) N/A
Vascular complication 0/1040 (0.0%) 1/424 (0.2%) N/A
Mynx
Any 72‐h bleeding 12/1452 (0.8%) 15/854 (1.8%) 0.048
Access site bleeding 4/1452 (0.3%) 5/854 (0.6%) 0.251
Hematoma 6/1452 (0.4%) 9/854 (1.1%) 0.067
Retroperitoneal bleed 2/1452 (0.1%) 4/854 (0.5%) 0.133
Vascular complication 3/1452 (0.2%) 3/854 (0.4%) 0.511