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IRCT20201119049437N1 IRCT 2021-01-06 Ahvaz University of Medical Sciences Incidence of radial artery occlusion in radial access angiography Incidence of radial artery occlusion in radial access angiography compared with access for angiography 2020-12-10 anticipated 96 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/52576 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Supportive, Other design features: No, Randomization description: Randomization method: Simple randomization Random unit: individual Randomization tool: Random number table How to randomize a random sequence: First, we predetermine the table numbers to read (up, down, left and right). The even or odd numbers are in the control group or the case group. Then we put them on one of the numbers and in one Moves in predetermined directions and records numbers and assigns them to different groups. Hiding: Using opaque envelopes sealed with a random sequence. First the random sequence is specified with a table of random numbers and then a number of envelopes are prepared and each random sequence is recorded on a card and the cards are inside the envelope. The letters are placed in order and finally pasted in envelopes and placed inside a box, and after each patient's visit, one of the envelopes is opened in order, the assigned group of the participant is revealed. N/A Angigraphy radial access. Intervention 1: Intervention group:People who undergo snuff box angiography undergo radial ultrasound after 24 hours to assess radial artery thrombosis, and other complications such as pain, hematoma, and ischemic symptoms are observed. To reach the snuffbox area, patients' left hand is gently bent toward their right groin, and then the left hand is gently opened, with the thumb under the other four fingers and the sunken area is identified. The cardiologist is located on the patient's right side. After local anesthesia, it enters the radial artery using a 21 gauge needle at a 35 degree angle. Intervention 2: Control group: People who undergo transradial angiography undergo radial ultrasound after 24 hours to evaluate radial artery thrombosis and other complications such as pain, hematoma and ischemic symptoms are observed visually. In order to reach the radial area of ​​the patient, the patient's left palm is placed upwards and next to the patient's groin.The cardiologist is located on the right side of the patient and after local anesthesia, enters the radial canal using a 21 gauge needle at a 35 degree angle from 2 to 3 cm proximal to the styloid appendage. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: At the end of the study, all data can be shared after unidentified individuals and will be available through the registration of information and the results in the relevant scientific sites. When: From the year 1400 To whom: Researchers working in academic institutions, physicians and medical students at different levels Conditions: Cardiologists can access the results of our studies by email or in person or by phone to determine the angiographic procedure and the preferred method for vascular access. Where to obtain: Mobile numbre for hadise eghtedari:09113411768 How to obtain: Making a phone call, if the requested person is identified, they will be provided with prompt information Comments:
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Ahvaz Iran (Islamic Republic of) 6193673111 0098 61 3222922 Hadiseeghtedari@yahoo.com Ahvaz University of Medical Sciences scientific Hadise eghtedari salimi
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Ahvaz Iran (Islamic Republic of) 6193673111 0098 61 3222922 Hadiseeghtedari@yahoo.com Ahvaz University of Medical Sciences Iran (Islamic Republic of) All patient Refer to hospital and candidate for angiography no limit no limit Both Patient discharged before 24hr from angiography and cannot sonography Prevention Prevention Intervention group:People who undergo snuff box angiography undergo radial ultrasound after 24 hours to assess radial artery thrombosis, and other complications such as pain, hematoma, and ischemic symptoms are observed. To reach the snuffbox area, patients' left hand is gently bent toward their right groin, and then the left hand is gently opened, with the thumb under the other four fingers and the sunken area is identified. The cardiologist is located on the patient's right side. After local anesthesia, it enters the radial artery using a 21 gauge needle at a 35 degree angle. Control group: People who undergo transradial angiography undergo radial ultrasound after 24 hours to evaluate radial artery thrombosis and other complications such as pain, hematoma and ischemic symptoms are observed visually. In order to reach the radial area of ​​the patient, the patient's left palm is placed upwards and next to the patient's groin.The cardiologist is located on the right side of the patient and after local anesthesia, enters the radial canal using a 21 gauge needle at a 35 degree angle from 2 to 3 cm proximal to the styloid appendage Radial artery thrombosis. Timepoint: Sonography of radial artery 24hr after angiography. Method of measurement: Sonography. Hematoma. Timepoint: 24hr after angiography. Method of measurement: Sonography and observation. No Approved 2020-10-22 Ethics committee of ahvaz University of medical Sciences West Azadegan Ahvaz Khouzestan Iran (Islamic Republic of)