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Jill Sommerset¹, Abigail Mize², Paige Mebus³

¹Advanced Vascular Centers, Portland, OR.

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Summary

The vascular lab (VL) offers specialized teams and equipment that can be moved to procedure rooms. This enhances imaging, complex lesion crossing, and procedural success, improving patient vascular care.

Keywords:

Intraprocedural Imaging RVT Vascular Lab

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Area of Science:

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Interventional Radiology

Background:

The vascular lab (VL) provides a specialized team and dedicated equipment.
Transferring VL capabilities to the procedure room offers unique advantages.
Existing literature lacks comprehensive discussion on intraprocedural VL applications.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the diverse applications of the vascular lab within the procedure room.
To highlight how Registered Vascular Technologists (RVT) utilize VL resources intraprocedurally.
To demonstrate the benefits of mobile intraprocedural VL in patient vascular care.

Main Methods:

Discussion of basic and complex intraprocedural vascular lab applications.
Reports from practicing Registered Vascular Technologists (RVT) across various institutions.
Focus on real-world implementation of mobile intraprocedural VL.

Main Results:

VL expertise improves imaging-guided access and complex lesion crossing.
Intraprocedural VL provides critical information on procedure endpoints and success.
Mobile intraprocedural VL facilitates enhanced patient vascular care.

Conclusions:

Integrating vascular lab capabilities into the procedure room significantly benefits patient care.
The specialized team and equipment enhance procedural outcomes.
RVT insights demonstrate the value of mobile intraprocedural VL in diverse clinical scenarios.