Cardiac Catheterization: Path from Femoral Artery to Left Coronary Artery
The right femoral artery is located in the thigh. In order to reach the entrance of the left coronary artery, the catheter would need to pass through the following arteries:
1. Right femoral artery
2. External iliac artery
3. Common iliac artery
4. Abdominal aorta
5. Left subclavian artery
6. Left common carotid artery
7. Left coronary artery
Open Heart Surgery - Related Articles
- Understanding Cognitive Effects After Aortic Valve Replacement
- A History of Open-Heart Surgery: Key Milestones & Timeline
- The Happy Prince: Understanding the Melting Heart Symbolism
- Understanding the P Wave: What It Reveals About Atrial Activity on an ECG
- Liposuction vs. Open-Heart Surgery: Understanding Price Elasticity
- Path to Becoming a Cardiologist: Education & Training
- Persantine Radionuclide Test: Post-Procedure Precautions & What to Expect