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New Technique
A Technique for Retrograde Popliteal Artery Access in a Supine Patient
Immad Sadiq, MD and Kurush Setna, MD*
Abstract
The objective of this article is to demonstrate that supine retrograde popliteal artery access is feasible, safe and effective. No published reports of supine popliteal artery access exist in the English language literature. We define this technique and demonstrate with two cases the successful application of this method in femoropopliteal arterial percutaneous revascularization. This is a case report that outlines a new technique for arterial access. We have tried this technique in multiple
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