Radial artery-long term patency, Biology

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Radial Artery (RA) :  Patency of RA is less than that of Ih4.A but much superior to a venous graft. One of the studies showed 90 per cent patency at 13 months and 83 per cent at the end of seven years. LIMA patency was 91 per cent for the same period.

 

 


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