Rich_cathRT(CI)☢️
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Cathlab RT(CI). Radial Access Sleeve 4 LRA & RRA. Specializing at #Radialfirst procedures creating ergonomic work platforms 2⬇️☢️. Novice clinical researcher.
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Rich_cathRT(CI)☢️ RadialFirstBot Low With a high degree of expertise and appropriate kit you can overcome this sort of difficulty But this is at the cost of an increased risk of complications Going to the left arm will usually be a good solution Optimised TFA is always there if issues are bilateral
Rich_cathRT(CI)☢️ RadialFirstBot In this cases, I advance a long 80 cm sheath up to ascending aorta and it works well.
Rich_cathRT(CI)☢️ RadialFirstBot Can usually get it done but soooo painful. Only switch when I cannot situate a guide for good backup
Is there an optimal revascularization strategy in critical limb ischemia patients? Check out our article published CCIjournal comparing endovascular vs. surgical revascularization in CLTI. Andrew M. Goldsweig, MD, MS Elissa Altin Eric Secemsky MD MSc Herb Aronow, MD, MPH (he/him/his) Sasanka JayasuriyaMD onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…
Rich_cathRT(CI)☢️ RadialFirstBot This is where 75 and 85 cm 7F and 8F sheaths would be so useful; using the 6F intermediate length sheaths solves a lot of this (if you can get to the root)
Can we enhance guidewire efficacy for trans-radial access? The EAGER Randomized Controlled Trial published simultaneously with the presentation at #ESCCongress ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CI… @tomjford Dr Adam Bland European Society of Cardiology Advocacy Lavinia Baciu #AHAJournals #Cardiotwitter #RadialFirst
I still hear some say that ultrasound guidance for femoral arterial access isn't necessary & doesn't reduce complications. This CircInterventions meta-analysis suggests otherwise. You need to develop proficiency with U/S to get the best results ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.11…