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Does open surgical access compared to percutaneous access reduce complication rates in patients undergoing non-cardiac endovascular procedures via the brachial approach?
Does open surgical access compared to percutaneous access reduce complication rates in patients undergoing non-cardiac endovascular procedures via the brachial approach?
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The brachial approach for non-cardiac endovascular procedures is safe and highly successful, but open surgical access yields significantly fewer local complications than percutaneous access.
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Kaszczewski et al. (2022) studied this question.
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