Jean Arsenault

TL;DR: F fluoroscopy at 7.5 FPS, compared with 15 FPS, is a simple and effective method in reducing operator and patient radiation dose during TRA DCA and PCI.

TL;DR: A series of comparisons are presented that should provide insight into selection of a scintillator type and volume for development of a medical dosimeter, and it is found that symmetric detectors with nearly the same spatial resolution in each direction could be made with a signal equivalent to those of the more commonly used asymmetricScintillators.

TL;DR: Transradial approach has been initially described more than 15 years ago and it has become popular mainly outside US and today, it is the best method to minimize the risks of access site complications and bleeding after percutaneous coronary interventions (PCIs).

TL;DR: To compare radiation exposure during transradial diagnostic coronary angiography (DCA) using standard single‐ or multi‐catheters with different shapes, standard single- or multi-catheter models are used.

TL;DR: TC access and the use of a self-expanding valve were associated with a 4- and 2-fold greater 1st operator radiation exposure during TAVR procedures, respectively.