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== Choice of site == * '''Consider:''' ** Appropriateness for procedure - size, location ** Ability to obtain haemostasis afterwards - seal with manual compression/closure device *** Difficult factors: significant calcification; small diameter vessels ** Ability to safely convert to open if there is a complication ** Ensuring that cannulation of that site will have minimal adverse effects on the tissue being supplied by the access vessel *** Rarely an issue for diagnostic procedures * Options: ** CFA most common, followed by brachial and radial artery (when a smaller-calibre device can be used and femoral access is disadvantageous) ** Popliteal and tibial can be used for lower extremity interventions, but rarely first choice, and not considered for diagnostic-only procedures ** Others: carotid, subclavian, axillary, iliac
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