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RESULTS OF ARTERY PRESSURE COMPRESSION IN CARDIVASCULAR CATHETERIZATION LABORATORY AT HANOI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
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Objective: To evaluate the results of arterial puncture site compression and influencing factors at the Cardiovascular Center, Hanoi Medical University Hospital. Methods: Cross-sectional descriptive study on all patients who underwent intervention from August 2023 to May 2024. Results: 88.5% of patients had no complications after arterial puncture, the rate of complications monitored included hematoma: 7.8%, bleeding: 2.4%, pseudoaneurysm: 1.7%, embolism: 2.0%. Risk factors affecting the results of arterial puncture include gender, underlying vascular disease, puncture site, instrument size, and procedure time. Conclusion: The technical procedure for controlling bleeding at the arterial puncture site has a high success rate but choosing the appropriate puncture site and catheter size also needs to be carefully considered.
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pressure compression, complications, arterial puncture site
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