RADIAL TO PERIPHERAL
REACH PVI Clinical Study Results
Featured: Presented by NCVH
Evaluating acute clinical outcomes of OA via transradial access for treatment of PAD in lower extremity lesions.
Key Takeaways
- Peripheral (lower extremity) orbital atherectomy procedures can be performed safely and effectively through radial access.
- Clinical study results demonstrate a high rate of success with low complication rates.
- Shorter recovery times lead to improved patient satisfaction and increased staffing efficiencies.
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