Titlebook: Complications of Percutaneous Coronary Intervention; The Survival Handboo Alistair Lindsay,Kamal Chitkara,Carlo Di Mario Book 2016 Springer

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Pulmonary Oedemaions may ultimately lead to pulmonary oedema. Prompt recognition and treatment of pulmonary oedema is vital, as patients may deteriorate rapidly. In severe cases, respiratory airway management may require the involvement of anaesthesiologists for rapid orotracheal intubation.

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Ruth Etzioni,Micha Mandel,Roman Gulaties of success. In this chapter we discuss preparation of the patient, emphasising hydration and anxiety reduction measures. The most successful radial puncture techniques are covered, along with guidance on sheath type and size. Once the radial artery has been accessed, traversing tortuous anatomy i

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Peter Bühlmann,Sara van de Geersually encountered in the transfemoral approach. In addition to the anomalies of the radial-brachial axis, transradial procedural failure is often due to anatomical variations in the subclavian-brachiocephalic trunk or aortic arch abnormalities. These variations are not uncommon and may be encounter

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Elisabetta Carfagna,Johnny Marzialettiually slightly lower than that of the LCA. Selective engagement of the RCA should be attempted in the straight LAO projection. In this view, the RCA ostium lies to operator’s left as he/she looks at the screen. The standard catheter for cannulation of the RCA is the Judkins right 4 (JR4) from either

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