Distal Versus Conventional Transradial Artery Access for Coronary Angiography and Intervention: A Meta-Analysis
Mohanad Hamandi(Baylor Medical Center at Garland), Karim Al‐Azizi(Baylor Medical Center at Garland), Srinivasa Potluri(Baylor Medical Center at Garland), Amir Lotfi(Baystate Medical Center), Chad Dib(Baylor Medical Center at Garland), J. Dawn Abbott(Brown University), Ferdinand Kiemeneij(OLVG), Michael Megaly(St. John Medical Center), Molly Szerlip(Heart Hospital Baylor Plano), Marwan Saad(Ain Shams University), Rimsha Hasan(University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences)
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