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Page 1: Transradial interventions -local perspective

Transradial interventionsTransradial interventions-local perspective-local perspective

Dr Syed Nadeem Hassan Dr Syed Nadeem Hassan Rizvi,Rizvi,

MBBS (Pb), Dip Card (lon) , MRCP(UK), FSCAIMBBS (Pb), Dip Card (lon) , MRCP(UK), FSCAI

As. Professor of Cardiology, As. Professor of Cardiology,

National institute of Cardiovascular National institute of Cardiovascular diseases,diseases,

KarachiKarachi

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Why Transradial ?Why Transradial ?

Early (immediate?) Early (immediate?) ambulationambulation

Less local complications Less local complications than transfemoralthan transfemoral

Less ‘labour / staff ’ Less ‘labour / staff ’ intensiveintensive

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Downside of transradialDownside of transradial

Steep learning curveSteep learning curve Limited availability of specific Limited availability of specific

radial catheters at present radial catheters at present Access limited upto 7F in most Access limited upto 7F in most

patients , which therefore, patients , which therefore, excludes certain techniques e.g excludes certain techniques e.g simultaneous stenting and IABP simultaneous stenting and IABP insertion insertion

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TRI-PreparationTRI-Preparation

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TRI-PreparationTRI-Preparation

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TRI-PreparationTRI-Preparation

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TRI-PreparationTRI-Preparation

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TRI-Final table setupTRI-Final table setup

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TRI- Local anaestheticTRI- Local anaesthetic

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TRI- AccessTRI- Access

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TRI- AccessTRI- Access

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TRI- AccessTRI- Access

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TRI - AccessTRI - Access

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TRI- Sheath removalTRI- Sheath removal

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TRI- Access closure / TR TRI- Access closure / TR bandband

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TRI- Access closure / TR TRI- Access closure / TR bandband

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TRI – TR band closureTRI – TR band closure

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TRI- Immediate TRI- Immediate ambulationambulation

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TRI- MaterialTRI- Material

Radistop

Radstat Stepty P

Easy Radial

Gauze and tape/ bandage

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TRI- Diagnostic TRI- Diagnostic catheterscatheters

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TRI- Guiding cathetersTRI- Guiding catheters

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Guide cathetersGuide catheters

Radial curve (BSS)

Muta wiseguide (BSS)

Fadajet (Cordis)

Kimney Runway (BSS)

Mann IMA (BSS)

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Radial / brachial Radial / brachial anatomyanatomy

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JR for LCAJR for LCA

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TRI- Primary PCITRI- Primary PCI

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TRI- Primary PCITRI- Primary PCI

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TRI- Primary PCITRI- Primary PCI

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TRI – Kissing balloon (6F TRI – Kissing balloon (6F access)access)

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TRI- bifurcation PCITRI- bifurcation PCI

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TRI – bifurcation PCITRI – bifurcation PCI

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TRI – Complex rescue TRI – Complex rescue PCIPCI

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TRI – Complex rescue TRI – Complex rescue PCIPCI

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Femoral fluro timesNICVD JAN'07-FEB'08

av=9.7min -7 values>20min av= 7.5min

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Radial fluro times NICVD JAN'07-FEB'08

av= 14min -7 values >20min av=9.6min

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Conclusion IConclusion I

TRI is a safe and effective TRI is a safe and effective procedureprocedure

Has a steep learning curve and Has a steep learning curve and therefore needs persistence and therefore needs persistence and dedication to master techniquededication to master technique

Variety of specific hardware is Variety of specific hardware is limited in Pakistan mainly due to limited in Pakistan mainly due to low volumeslow volumes

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Conclusion IIConclusion II

Fluro times are marginally longer Fluro times are marginally longer than femoral procedures but usually than femoral procedures but usually decline with increasing expertise decline with increasing expertise

No specific subgroup should be No specific subgroup should be exempted from this technique except exempted from this technique except those where >7F diameter access is those where >7F diameter access is necessarynecessary

Teaching institutes should try and Teaching institutes should try and adopt this technique as ‘first line’ due adopt this technique as ‘first line’ due to its safety and cost effectivenessto its safety and cost effectiveness

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Thank YouThank You


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