A retrospective study of single-center use of special radial catheters in the United States
Transradial approach (TRA) for intravascular surgery has gradually become a common approach in the field of neurological intervention. Compared with the femoral approach, the advantages of TRA include shallow surface and easy compression, no need for vascular closure, less bleeding, easy hemostasis, low incidence of complications at the access site, reduced postoperative pain, and no need to stay in bed after surgery. At present, transradial nerve intervention has become a hot topic in academic
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