WakeMed Coronaries Case 4

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J. Tift Mann, MD WakeMed Heart Center Raleigh, NC

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If we perform a transradial heart cath on a patient with an elevated INR, how do you usually care for the arm afterward with the TR Band? Is it ok to leave it on for an extended period of time?

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Can you advise on strategy to cannulate coronary arteries via right radial access in short stature patients with regards to catheter selection and other helpful tips?

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