Efficacy and Safety of Percutaneous Brachial Access for Trans-Atlantic Inter-society Consensus II C and D Aortoiliac Occlusive Lesions – A Tertiary Care Center Experience
Single-center analysis of brachial access achieves 93% procedural success in patients with TASC II C and D lesions, indicating its safety and effectiveness.
Key Points
Brachial access achieved successful lesion crossing in 87% of cases for TASC II C and D lesions, demonstrating high efficacy.
Overall procedural success reached 93% when combining brachial and femoral access, indicating favorable outcomes for complex cases.
Access site complications included minor issues at 4.4%, with minimal major complications of 1.4%, emphasizing safety in procedure.
Manual compression at access sites effectively managed complications, underscoring brachial access as a reliable option for challenging interventions.