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Vascular Procedures and Complications

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This cluster of papers focuses on vascular access for coronary procedures, comparing radial and femoral approaches, as well as the management of vascular trauma and complications. It includes studies on percutaneous coronary intervention, arterial injuries, pseudoaneurysms, and the use of vascular closure devices to prevent complications. The cluster also covers topics such as hemostasis, access site bleeding, and outcomes of different access approaches in various patient populations.

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transradial access; pseudoaneurysm; transfemoral access; vascular access complications; arterial injury; access site complications; radial artery occlusion; vascular closure devices; iatrogenic vascular injury; femoral artery pseudoaneurysm; popliteal artery injury; manual compression; radial artery spasm; cardiac catheterization complications; femoral artery puncture; femoral artery injury; radial artery cannulation; vascular access site; traumatic arteriovenous fistula; coronary angiography complications; traumatic aneurysm; arterial ligation; peripheral vascular trauma; traumatic arterial injury; distal transradial access

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Morton address: 36249009668892066 · morton4x16-v1

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