Successful Crossing of Complex Radial and Brachial Artery Anatomy Using a New Approach: Railtracking

Claudiu Ungureanu; Stephane Carlier; Chadi Ghafari; Jacques Auslender; Antoine de Meester de Ravestein; Giuseppe Colletti

doi:10.12659/AJCR.934760

21 February 2022 : Case report Belgium

Successful Crossing of Complex Radial and Brachial Artery Anatomy Using a New Approach: Railtracking

Unusual clinical course, Unusual or unexpected effect of treatment

Claudiu Ungureanu^1ABEF*, Stephane Carlier

^23DEF, Chadi Ghafari

^23EF, Jacques Auslender^1F, Antoine de Meester de Ravestein^1F, Giuseppe Colletti

^4ABE

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.934760

Am J Case Rep 2022; 23:e934760

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Figure 2. (A) Tortuosity and severe calcification of brachial artery. Difficult crossing with 0.035-inch Terumo guidewire. (B) Successful crossing with the Railway Sheathless Access System. (C) Two sheathes introducer catheters compatible with 0.035-inch or 0.018-inch guide wire. (D) The insertion in the guiding catheter by pushing the back end of the introducer.

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