Randomized trials have shown that transradial approach, compared with transfemoral, reduces vascular complications (VCs) of coronary procedures in selected patients. Yet, radial approach is associated to a variety of access-site VC as well as to a higher failure rate compared with femoral access.
Burzotta, F., Trani, C., Mazzari, M. A., Tommasino, A., Niccoli, G., Porto, I., Leone, A. M., Tinelli, G., Coluccia, V., De Vita, M., Brancati, M. F., Mongiardo, R., Schiavoni, G., Crea, F., Vascular complications and access crossover in 10,676 transradial percutaneous coronary procedures, <<AMERICAN HEART JOURNAL>>, 2012; 163 (2): 230-238. [doi:10.1016/j.ahj.2011.10.019] [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/5765]
Vascular complications and access crossover in 10,676 transradial percutaneous coronary procedures
Burzotta, Francesco;Trani, Carlo;Mazzari, Mario Attilio;Tommasino, Antonella;Niccoli, Giampaolo;Porto, Italo;Leone, Antonio Maria;Tinelli, Giovanni;De Vita, Maria;Brancati, Marta Francesca;Mongiardo, Rocco;Schiavoni, Giovanni;Crea, Filippo
2012
Abstract
Randomized trials have shown that transradial approach, compared with transfemoral, reduces vascular complications (VCs) of coronary procedures in selected patients. Yet, radial approach is associated to a variety of access-site VC as well as to a higher failure rate compared with femoral access.
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