Abstract
Introduction: Transradial (TR) approach for percutaneous coronary interventions has advantages of entry site complications, early patient mobilization and high patient satisfaction however when compared to transferomal approach specific technical difficulties are encountered. Failed attempts are also increased with the increase in the frequency of TR approach. Radial artery anomalies are seen as an important factor for procedural failure. We present a case in which a TR approach is planned in a patient.
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