Key result
Radial artery cannulation was described as a method for continuous arterial pressure measurement in major surgery and critical care, with no quantitative results reported in the abstract.
Why the study?
Is radial artery cannulation a safe and feasible technique for continuous arterial pressure measurement?
Population
Patients undergoing major surgery, critically ill patients, or research subjects
Design
Other
Authors
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Radial cannulation described for continuous monitoring; leaves open quantitative safety and feasibility assessment in current practice.
Is radial artery cannulation a safe and feasible technique for continuous arterial pressure measurement?
Describes a simple and inexpensive method for continuous arterial pressure monitoring via radial artery cannulation.
J. S. M. Zorab (1969) studied Major surgery and critically ill patients. Radial artery cannulation was evaluated. Radial artery cannulation was described as a method for continuous arterial pressure measurement in major surgery and critical care, with no quantitative results reported in the abstract.
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