2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.ihj.2015.05.016
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How to tackle complications in radial procedures: Tip and tricks

Abstract: Transradial interventions (TRI) are becoming increasingly popular because of accumulating recent evidence suggesting improved survival and reduced morbidity. Complications, though rare, do occur, especially for operators on their learning curve. The complications are best prevented by utilization of proper technique. Forearm hematoma are preventable and easy to treat, but a delay in detecting and managing them can lead to disastrous consequences compartment syndrome being the most dreaded one. This review deal… Show more

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“…In extreme cases, if the patient is awake and the catheter becomes impossible to remove due to RAS, general anesthesia can be employed. Additional techniques to combat RAS include: warm compresses that cause vasodilation, ulnar artery compression that results in compensatory radial artery dilatation, and subcutaneous injection of local spasmolytic into the periarterial space 24…”
Section: Radial Artery Spasm (Ras)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In extreme cases, if the patient is awake and the catheter becomes impossible to remove due to RAS, general anesthesia can be employed. Additional techniques to combat RAS include: warm compresses that cause vasodilation, ulnar artery compression that results in compensatory radial artery dilatation, and subcutaneous injection of local spasmolytic into the periarterial space 24…”
Section: Radial Artery Spasm (Ras)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Несмотря на все преимущества, при использовании ЛАД существует риск осложнений. Наряду с ОЛА в некоторых случаях развиваются кровотечения из места пункции, локальные и распространенные на предплечье гематомы, а также ложные аневризмы лучевой артерии [20]. Однако частота развития этих осложнений не превышает 5%, что подтверждают полученные нами данные [13].…”
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“…Dentro de las características clínicas más importantes se encuentran las "5 P's" (pain, pallor, painful stretching of muscles, paresthesia, and pulselessness); dolor, palidez, contracción muscular dolorosa, parestesia y ausencia de pulsos. El diagnóstico debe realizarse previo a la aparición de todas las P's 5,7 .…”
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