Video : Good Puncture Leads to a Good Closure

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Tuesday, February 9^th 2021 - 06pm to 06:45pm (GMT+1)

Cardiology / Coronary / Pci / Webinar

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A. The Access Site Matters:

Review of the evidence
Guided puncture for safety

B. The Techniques:

Radial artery module
Conventional & distal radial access
Ideal radial haemostasis Femoral artery module
Femoral artery access: image guidance Venous Module
Femoral venous access: image guidance

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Educational Objectives:

To leverage expertise in both transradial and transfemoral puncture & closure
To master how to interprete ultrasound images to avoid access complications
To adopt the distal radial access & highlight brachial

Audience:

This webinar is dedicated to interventionalists interested to refine their approach to explore good access closure, regardless of radial and femoral access site.

Shooting date : 2021-02-09
Last update : 2022-02-28

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Good Puncture Leads to a Good Closure - I

Radial, Distal Radial, Femoral....Every Access Site Matters!

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