Transradial Intervention

What If You Take An Alternate Route?

Each case is unique - for many patients, the transradial approach is preferred. Enhance your patient’s experience while reducing complications and cost by arming yourself with advanced tools and expert training. Partner with Boston Scientific to achieve mastery over transradial interventions.

Studies of Radial Interventions have shown:

Quality Outcomes

Lower rate of in hospital bleeding complications
1.1% radial group vs. 1.9% femoral group¹
Easier hemostasis allowed for shorter compression time to stop bleeding, due to the proximity of the radial artery to the skin surface²
Reduced morbidity and mortality through lower risk of transfusions and related vascular complications³

Operational Efficiency

88 minute faster recovery⁴

Time saved per patient on post-procedure care

Patient Experience

80% of Patients preferred radial vs. femoral access in a study where patients underwent both radial and femoral catheterization⁴
Enhanced patient experience as patients were able to move about as needed after the transradial procedure^2,5

Financial Health