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Radial artery puncture using the 'Insyte and Angiocath' technique
Here is one technique used for radial artery puncture and cannulation. It can be summarized as the 'Insyte and Angiocath' technique.
Here is one technique used for radial artery puncture and cannulation. It can be summarized as the 'Insyte and Angiocath' technique.
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Had two done recently, left and right wrists used.
@victorlahoud3117
9 күн бұрын
I pray that you're doing well
@Mountianlions69
9 күн бұрын
@@victorlahoud3117 the procedure was OK, you feel a bit of pressure at the wrists to begin with and you do feel the tools used going up the veins in your arms to about shoulder level but you don't feel anything going on in the chest, that was my main worry, the first time anyway the second time I was unconscious. They put a wrist watch like device on you after the op to close the artery which is uncomfortable due to the pressure applied to stop the bleed.
Awesome!
Great video is quite disturbing even seniors interventional cardiolgist, radiologists, neurologist, vascular surgeans are so extremely attached to the single wall technique (modified Seldinger) used for femoral so they want to force the same technique to the radial artery, so stubborn 😮. Goethe used to said "the one who knows it all can't learn anything else".