The present application belongs to the technical field of
radial artery compression
hemostasis device, and particularly relates to a
radial artery hemostasis method based on real-time
pulse analysis and a
hemostasis device
control system. A slow and continuously changing force is applied to the
radial artery puncture port by a pressure
application module, while a pulse detection module transmits the forced feedback
signal of the pulse at the puncture port to a master control module in real time. The master control module analyzes and processes the received feedback
signal in real time and determines the current hemostasis state of the radial
artery. Based on this, the pressure
application module is controlled to adjust the pressure. The innovation of the present application lies in that the difference in the pulse feedback
signal of the radial
artery under different compression states is utilized, the relationship between the forced feedback signal of the pulse and the forced state of the radial
artery is obtained through clinical trials, and the pressure is stabilized at a state where the radial artery
blood flow is stable and the puncture port does not bleed. This scheme can overcome the individual differences between different patients and adaptively adjust the compression hemostasis force, thereby effectively reducing the incidence of radial artery
occlusion and other related complications.