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La patología de los vasos coronarios constituye una de las causas de morbi-mortalidad de más prevalencia en los países desarrollados. Desde que Seldinger ideara a mediados del siglo pasado la técnica de punción vascular percutánea que lleva su nombre y sobre todo, tras su adaptación al cateterismo cardiaco por Judkins y Amplatz en 1967, la radiología vascular permite acceder a las arterias coronarias mediante un catéter que se introduce de forma percutánea sin necesidad de cirugía abierta, normalmente se utiliza la arteria femoral común o la arteria radial que favorece un alta hospitalaria precoz, [seguir leyendo].

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