Key result
Distal radial artery puncture was successfully performed for invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring in three hemodynamically unstable patients, with no significant complications.
Why the study?
Invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring is essential for critically ill patients, prompting evaluation of the efficacy, outcomes, and limitations of distal radial artery puncture.
Is distal radial artery puncture safe and effective for invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring in patients with acute coronary syndromes post-PCI?
Population
Three patients with acute coronary syndromes after PCI
Comparison
Distal radial artery puncture for invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring
Design
Case series
Authors
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May support distal radial monitoring post-PCI; leaves open safety and efficacy in larger prospective cohorts.
Case Report (n=3)
Is distal radial artery puncture safe and effective for invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring in patients with acute coronary syndromes post-PCI?
Distal radial artery puncture is a feasible and safe alternative to conventional radial access for invasive blood pressure monitoring in hemodynamically unstable patients.
Liu et al. (2025) conducted a case report in Hemodynamically unstable acute coronary syndromes (n=3). Distal radial artery puncture was evaluated on Procedural success and complications. Distal radial artery puncture was successfully performed for invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring in three hemodynamically unstable patients, with no significant complications.
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