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Radial artery access has emerged as a safer and more convenient alternative to femoral artery access in cardiac catheterization procedures. Unlike the femoral artery, which is located in the groin area, the radial artery is accessible from the wrist. This offers several advantages, including reduced risk of complications such as bleeding and hematoma formation, which …

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Arterial wound closure devices play a crucial role in ensuring efficient closure and healing following cardiac catheterization procedures. These devices are specifically designed to seal puncture sites in arteries, such as the radial and femoral arteries, through which catheters are inserted during cardiac interventions. One commonly used type of closure device is the vascular closure …

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The shortage of skilled cardiac nurses is a pressing issue affecting healthcare systems worldwide. As the demand for cardiac procedures continues to rise due to aging populations and increasing rates of cardiovascular disease, the need for highly trained cardiac nurses becomes increasingly critical. However, recruiting and retaining qualified cardiac nurses has become challenging, leading to …

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