ТРАНСРАДИАЛЬНЫЙ ДОСТУП ПРИ ЧРЕСКОЖНЫХ КОРОНАРНЫХ ВМЕШАТЕЛЬСТВАХ. ЧАСТЬ 1. ДОКАЗАТЕЛЬНАЯ БАЗА ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЯ ТРАНСРАДИАЛЬНОГО ДОСТУПА

Использование лучевой артерии в качестве доступа для проведения чрескожных коронарных вмешательств в настоящее время приобретает все большее распространение. Успешность использования такого доступа зависит как от накопленного опыта оператора, так и лечебного учреждения. В статье проводится анализ исследования, посвященного сравнительной характеристике трансрадиального и трансфеморального доступов, а также влиянию трансрадиального доступа на успех процедуры. Рассматривается роль радиального доступа в современной практике специалистов рентгеноэндоваскулярной диагностики и лечения, обсуждаются проблемы их обучения и выбора оптимальных клинических показаний.

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