A tool was developed to help identify patients at risk for vascular bleeding complications after cardiac catheterization.
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May aid post-catheterization risk stratification; leaves open clinical utility pending validation.
In Brief After a patient died from unrecognized retroperitoneal bleeding, the authors' facility developed a tool to help identify patients at risk for vascular bleeding complications after cardiac catheterization.
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Sedlacek et al. (2011) studied this question.
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