Transradial access has revolutionized interventional cardiology by reducing vascular complications compared to femoral approaches. However, as novel techniques emerge, comprehensive quantitative synthesis comparing these methodologies remains limited, creating uncertainty regarding the optimal procedural strategy...
K. Keswani, H. Saqib, T. Khan et al.· European Heart Journal· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
Femoral vascular access is integral to diagnostic and therapeutic electrophysiology (EP) procedures but is associated with bleeding and access-site complications. Manual compression and figure-of-eight sutures remain widely used for hemostasis; however, they are resource intensive and delay ambulation. Vascu...
H. Saqib, M. Elshabrawi, Arpitha Sirichandana Baggu et al.· Pacing and clinical electrop...· 0 citations
Excessive perioperative bleeding remains a major challenge in non-cardiac thoracic surgeries. Antifibrinolytic therapy can enhance hemostasis and reduce transfusion requirements, although its use carries a theoretical risk of postoperative thromboembolic complications that warrants evaluation alongside its hemostatic b...
Muhammad Hamza, Zohad Shah, H. Saqib et al.· The Cardiothoracic Surgeon· 0 citations
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