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Transradial Access and Early Discharge in Percutaneous Interventions

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Transradial Access and Early Discharge in Percutaneous Interventions.

Presenters:

Dr. Jorge Mayol, Uruguay. 
Dr. Anibal Damonte, Argentina.

This video, sponsored and funded by Medtronic, was filmed during SOLACI-CACI 2017 Congress, at Hilton Buenos Aires Hotel (in Argentina).

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