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Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiationsic applications of ionizing radiation (i.e., diagnostic radiology, interventional radiology, nuclear medicine, and radiotherapy) constitute an integral and important part of the everyday medical clinical practice..However, apart from their beneficial uses, ionizing radiations may also lead to harmfu

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Principles and Guidelines for Radiation Protectiong image formation and why this leads to a risk of biological complications. It then reviews the main rules governing the principles of radiation protection and how to apply them in the operating theatre in daily practice.

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Principles of Anaesthesia in Endovascular Proceduresparation of the patient, and close collaboration with the interventional radiology team to ensure the success and safety of the patient. Procedure complexity, duration, patient comorbidities and patient preference all influence the choice of anaesthetic technique, which can involve general anaesthes

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The Angiographic Suite: Setup and Ergonomics of modern vascular care. A variety of factors must be considered in order to setup a safe and efficient angiography suite, including location, layout, equipment, and supplies. Furthermore, a hybrid operating suite may add additional efficiency in treating patients with vascular disease by increasin

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Principles, Sites and Techniques of Vascular Accessd correctly, may result in serious complications. Imaging technology, newer hardware, and novel techniques have made vascular access much easier and safer today. Despite this, our understanding of these technologies continues to evolve as newer studies provide data. This chapter discusses the latest

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The Specificities of the Common Femoral Artery Anatomy, Calcification and Treatment. Common femoral endarterectomy remains the standard of care in this location due to the bulky, eccentric, heavily calcified nature of the plaques, the frequent involvement of the femoral bifurcation, and the risk of compromising future femoral approaches. Recent studies have reported high rates of