Hemostatic devices and methods for use thereof

A hemostatic device for use in an internal organ comprising:

• an elongate member of integral one-piece construction configured for insertion into a kidney, the elongate member having an exterior surface, a distal end and a proximal end, and an interior lumen defined by an interior surface of said elongate member extending from said distal end to said proximal end, said interior lumen configured to permit surgical implements to pass through said elongate member after said elongate member is inserted in a percutaneous tract of said kidney;
• a hemostatic material located on said exterior surface;
• a removable covering adapted to move slidably over said elongate member and said hemostatic material;
• a plurality of channels on said exterior surface and configured to retain said hemostatic material on said exterior surface;
• said exterior surface being inflatable to apply pressure along the interior of said wall of said internal organ at the site of hemostatic material retention after said covering is removed;
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• said elongate member configured to achieve hemostasis after said surgical implements are removed from said interior lumen by the simultaneous application of said hemostatic material and said pressure exerted by said exterior surface of said elongate member while surgery is performed on said internal organ using said surgical implements placed in and through said interior lumen from distal end to said proximal end;
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• wherein the elongate member comprises a first tubular portion and a second tubular portion each having an external diameter and a length, wherein the length of the first tubular portion extends from the distal end to the second tubular portion and the length of the second tubular portion extends from the proximal end to the first tubular portion, wherein the external diameter of the first tubular portion is less than the external diameter of the second tubular portion, wherein said layer of hemostatic material disposed around the first tubular portion and extending along the length of the first tubular portion, the layer of hemostatic material having a depth substantially equal to D1-D2 where D1 is the external diameter of the second tubular portion and D2 is the external diameter of the first tubular portion.