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Heparin for diagnostic trans‐radial catheterization: Can we have some randomized data?

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Marked heterogeneity exists regarding the dose, time and route of administration of unfractionated heparin for diagnostic trans‐radial procedures. In an era of smaller caliber hydrophilic radial sheaths, patent hemostasis technique,… Click to show full abstract

Marked heterogeneity exists regarding the dose, time and route of administration of unfractionated heparin for diagnostic trans‐radial procedures. In an era of smaller caliber hydrophilic radial sheaths, patent hemostasis technique, and shorter compression times, the utility of heparin to prevent radial artery occlusion remains a question. A randomized clinical trial assessing the utility, timing, dose, and route of administration of unfractionated heparin for diagnostic radial catheterization with an aim to prevent radial artery occlusion is needed.

Keywords: radial catheterization; trans radial; catheterization randomized; heparin diagnostic; catheterization; diagnostic trans

Journal Title: Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions
Year Published: 2018

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