
RADIAL ACCESS FOR PERIPHERAL INTERVENTION
At a time when improving patient outcomes and increasing operational efficiency is more important than ever, adding cath lab capabilities is a must. A radial approach to peripheral procedures can help.
EXPAND CLINICAL CAPABILITIES

Treat more patients if femoral access isn’t feasible
Reach both lower extremities from a single access point
INCREASE EFFICIENCIES

- Achieve same-day discharge
- Decrease costs
- Improve throughput

RESOURCES


REACH PVI Clinical Study Results
Presented by NCVHEvaluating acute clinical outcomes of OA via transradial access for treatment of PAD in lower extremity lesions.
SEE RESULTSThe Excellent Safety Profile of Radial Access
Ankur Lodha, MDExplore original research on the feasibility of a TRA approach for peripheral intervention.
REVIEW THE DATAA Different Approach to Your Patient Challenges
Terumo Interventional SystemsConsider the clinical advantages of radial to peripheral intervention, along with the tools required.
VIEW TOOLSRadial vs Femoral Access for Peripheral Intervention
William Beckerman, MD; Imraan Ansaarie, MDWatch as Dr. William Beckerman outlines case considerations, challenges, safety advantages, patient preference, and the latest therapeutic options in treating PAD and CLI from the radial artery access route.
WATCH WORKSHOPThe Impact of Access Site on Patient Quality of Life
Jan Roczniak, Wojciech Koziołek, Marcin Piechocki, Tomasz Tokarek, Andrzej Surdacki, Stanisław Bartus, and Michał ChyrchelExplore how radial access can help reduce the risk of complications, and why it is the preferred approach of patients.
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