On MANTA vascular closure devices following veno arterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation: Effectiveness and complications

Table 1 Basic characteristics of the suture-based, clip-based or collagen-based vascular access closure devices

Vascular access closure devices	Manufacturing	Definition of categories	Vascular access	Interventions	Resorption ability	Recommended sheath size (Fr)	Ref.
MynxGrip	Cordis	Plug-based	Femoral artery/femoral vein	PCI, CAG, left atrial appendage closure	Fully resorbable device containing bioabsorbable polyethylene glycol plug	5, 6, 7	[11]
AngioSeal	St Jude Medical	Plug-based	Femoral artery	BAV, PCI, CAG, TAVR	Bovine-derived bioabsorbable collagen plug	6, 8	[12]
Perclose ProGlide	Abbott	Suture-based	Femoral artery	BAV, PCI, TAVR, cardiac catheterization	None	5-8	[13]
Prostar	Abbott	Suture-based	Femoral artery	BAV, endovascular aneurysm repair	None	8.5-10	[14]
FemoSeal	St Jude Medical	Suture-based	Femoral artery	PCI, CAG, lower limb revascularization	Bioabsorbable polymer discs	6-8	[15]
StarClose	Abbott	Metal clip-based device	Femoral artery, brachial artery	PCI, CAG, cardiac catheterization	None	5, 6	[16]
Vascade	Cardiva Medical	Plug-based	Femoral artery, femoral vein	Right and left cardiac catheterization, left atrial appendage closure	Bioabsorbable polymer	5-12	[17]
ExoSeal	Cordis	Plug-based	Femoral artery, brachial artery	Cardiac catheterization, CAG	Bio-absorbent polyglycolic acid plug	5, 6, 7	[18]
Celt ACD	Vasorum	Stainless-steel clip based device	Femoral artery	Cardiac catheterization, CAG	None	5, 6, 7	[19]
MANTA	Teleflex	Biomechanical vascular plug-based closure device	Femoral artery	TAVR, VA ECMO	Collagen plug-based vascular closure device	12-25	[20]

BAV: Balloon aortic valvuloplasty; CAG: Coronary angiography; ECMO: Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation; PCI: Percutaneous coronary intervention; TAVR: Trans-catheter aortic valve replacement.