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These may include the utilization of ultrasound guidance for arterial access, optimization of sheath and catheter selection based on patient anatomy, and the adoption of patent hemostasis devices to minimize complications and enhance overall procedural outcomes.
These may include the utilization of ultrasound guidance for arterial access, optimization of sheath and catheter selection based on patient anatomy, and the adoption of patent hemostasis devices to minimize complications and enhance overall procedural outcomes.
Discussing further, CatheterizationLaboratory, also called Cath Lab, is a medical examination room where angiogram, angioplasty, ablation, and implantation of pacemaker are carried out. Ultrasound, TEE, and IVUS play an influential role in dropping the usage of angiographic imaging.
Case continued A bedside cardiac ultrasound revealed grossly preserved left ventricular function, no appreciable wall motion abnormality, pericardial effusion, or obvious valvular abnormality. The terminal part of the T-wave is inverted in lead III, and reciprocally terminally upright in lead aVL.
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