Although the common femoral artery is the easiest and most widely accepted access site for
cerebral angiography, atherosclerotic, aortoiliac, or femoral artery disease can preclude this …

The radial artery access site offers many advantages in neuroangiography. Right vertebral
artery access is readily obtained from a right radial artery approach. As with cardiology …

The femoral artery approach to cerebral angiography has become well accepted. Some
patients, however, are not candidates for femoral catheterization because of severe …

Background Radial access has become popular among neurointerventionalists because it
has favorable risk profiles compared with femoral access. Difficulties in accessing or …

The senior author has extensive experience using percutaneous carotid and brachial
techniques and can unequivocally state that the femoral cerebral approach is easier, faster …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Although neuroangiography remains the criterion
standard standard for the detection of and surgical/interventional planning for …

PURPOSE: To evaluate the safety and efficacy of the Arstasis AXERA access device in
patients undergoing neuroendovascular procedures. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A single …

An AJNR panel was convened to select the 10 neuroradiologic articles that most represent
the seminal underpinnings of our current clinical practice. Nine of the 10 ''classic'' …

The aim of this study was to describe the feasibility, technique, and safety of distal
transradial access in the anatomic snuffbox for diagnostic cerebral angiography. A …

The author describes a double-curve 5F catheter for use in all femorocerebral studies. The
advantages of this instrument include flexibility in catheterization of all branches of the aortic …