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Ambulatory management of peripheral artery disease has become popular. The radial artery approach is the ideal access, when possible, to allow fast discharge of patients.
Description
- Radial artery puncture
- Placement of diagnostic at the level of right common iliac from the arm
- Exchange for braided 6F long sheath introducer (110cm)
- Placement of external iliac stent
- Placement of SFA stent
- Closing of radial artery by compression
Learning ojectives
- Use of radial artery for lower limb angioplasty
- Selection of devices and technique
- Management of ambulatory patient
Shooting date : 2013-05-30
Last update : 2021-06-09
Last update : 2021-06-09
