Variations in the origin, course and branching pattern of the radial artery along with clinical correlations: narrative review
Variações na origem, curso e padrão de ramificação da artéria radial e correlação clínica: revisão narrativa
Rajani Singh
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A artéria radial origina-se principalmente da artéria braquial na fossa cubital, situando-se profundamente ao músculo braquiorradial na parte superior e superficialmente na parte inferior. Recentemente, a artéria radial tem sido cada vez mais usada em procedimentos coronarianos. No entanto, observa-se que a artéria radial apresenta variações de origem, curso e padrão de ramificação. O conhecimento preciso dessas variações é essencial para um resultado bem-sucedido. Considerando a imensa importância clínica associada a essa artéria, o objetivo deste estudo foi descrever os detalhes da artéria radial e destacar as implicações associadas, que servirão como referência imediata para os cirurgiões vasculares. Foi realizada uma revisão da literatura em várias bases de dados, utilizando termos relacionados à artéria radial. A análise revelou que a artéria radial varia em sua origem, curso e padrão de ramificação. As informações sobre essas variações podem ajudar os cirurgiões vasculares a realizarem vários procedimentos com o mínimo de complicações.
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Submitted date:
02/15/2024
Accepted date:
11/29/2024
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