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Unintentional Cannulation of Aberrant Radial Artery: Review and Treatment Recommendations
1,Department of Anesthesiology Mayo Clinic
*Corresponding Author(s): FRANCIS X. WHALEN E-mail: whalen.francis@mayo.edu
We present the case of a patient who had an unintentional placement of an arterial catheter in an aberrant radial artery. This arterial abnormality is reviewed, as are the potential consequences of intra-arterial injection. Finally, treatment reco-mmendations are summarized.
aberrant radial artery, intra arterial injection, vasospasm
FRANCIS X. WHALEN,DAVID P. MARTIN. Unintentional Cannulation of Aberrant Radial Artery: Review and Treatment Recommendations. Signa Vitae. 2011. 6(2);89-90.
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