The main aspects of the use of hardware suturing devices for closing puncture holes of the femoral artery after endovascular interventions

Currently, endovascular interventions have practically replaced most open surgeries. Their choice is often associated with minimally invasive, highly effective, and fewer complications. However, the problem of hemostasis at the site of puncture of the vessel remains urgent. The emergence and introduction into clinical practice of a large number of occluding puncture defect devices has led to the need to assess the safety and effectiveness of their use in various groups of patients.