经桡动脉心导管术后的感觉和运动神经病变:罕见但可能致残的并发症

Emilie Fortman , John M. Sadler V , Murti Patel , Sumon Roy , Muhammad S. Pir , Ion S. Jovin
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经桡动脉入路进行心导管检查是一种总体安全的手术,但并发症并不常见。虽然非常罕见,但经桡动脉入路部位并发症可能导致严重残疾,尤其是涉及惯用手的病例。在本病例报告中,我们介绍了一名右撇子患者,他通过右侧经桡动脉入路接受了心导管手术,并发症是右前臂和手部的慢性神经性疼痛和无力。疼痛和无力的程度使他无法重返工作岗位,这表明桡动脉入路可能会导致罕见但严重的发病。
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Sensory and motor neuropathy following transradial cardiac catheterization: A rare but potentially disabling complication

Transradial arterial access for cardiac catheterization is an overall safe procedure but is associated with infrequent complications. Although very rare, the potential disability resulting from transradial access site complications can be profound, especially in cases involving the dominant hand. In this case report, we present a right-handed patient who underwent cardiac catheterization via right transradial access complicated by chronic neuropathic pain and weakness of the right forearm and hand. The degree of pain and weakness prevented him from returning to work, demonstrating the potential for rare but significant morbidity associated with radial access.

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