Clinical application of modifi ed percutaneous femoral artery puncture with Seldinger technique

Objective To approach the feasibility of modif ied percutaneous femoral artery puncture with Seldinger technique. Methods The study included 882 cases underwent modified percutaneous femoral artery puncture with Seldinger technique in the DSA department of Nanjing General Hospital of Nanjing Military Region. The statistics results were done by match-pair t test. Results The primary success rate of modified percutaneous femoral artery puncture with Seldinger technique was 88 (776/882) with male group 91.6(434/474) and female group 83.8 (342/408). The second or above success rate was 12(106/882). There was no significant difference in statistics between two groups (P 0.05). Conclusion The modified percutaneous femoral artery puncture with Seldinger technique may replace the modified percutaneous femoral artery puncture. The success rate is high with few operational complications.