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

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Peter Bühlmann,Sara van de Geer is particularly high. Nonetheless, using specific techniques it is possible to negotiate challenging anatomy and successfully complete the procedure. In some challenging anatomical situations crossover to an alternate vascular access site may be required, particularly in the earlier phase of the le

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of the procedures being performed has increased, so has the potential for procedural error leading to life-threatening?complications. Knowledge of what complications can occur during PCI and how to deal with t978-1-4471-7377-9978-1-4471-4959-0

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Preventing and Treating Vasovagal Reactions heart rate and/or peripheral vasodilatation coupled with some degree of transient cerebral dysfunction, ranging from lightheadedness to a brief loss of consciousness. While normally brief, and often self-limiting, prompt recognition and treatment – and where possible prevention – of vasovagal react

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Radial Approach: Negotiating Difficult Subclavians and Dilated Aortic Rootssually 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