Research Article

Procedure-Related Access Site Pain Multimodal Management following Percutaneous Cardiac Intervention: A Randomized Control Trial

Table 3

The access-site complication distribution between groups.

Access-site complicationsControl group n = 68Intervention group n = 65p
n (%) or mean ± SD

Hemostasis-related
Hemostasis time (h)6.5 ± 2.97.1 ± 4.20.445
Hand swelling following hemostasis34 (50.0)47 (72.3)0.008

Swelling disappearance (h)46.69 ± 39.129.02 ± 16.60.045
Purpura rash following hemostasis24 (35.8)28 (43.1)0.394
Purpura rush disappearance (h)78.55 ± 51.858.56 ± 33.90.204

During the procedure
Vasospasm3 (4.4)4 (6.2)0.736

After the procedure
Arterial bleeding3 (4.4)2 (3.1)0.686
Hematoma9 (13.2)16 (24.6)0.093
Pseudoaneurysm1 (1.5)00.326
Infection00
Thrombosis00
Arteriovenous fistula00

Hematoma (EASY) classification
13 (37.5)8 (57.1)0.596
23 (37.5)5 (35.7)
32 (25.0)1 (7.1)
400

EASY: Early Discharge after Transradial Stenting of Coronary Arteries Study—access-site hematoma classification [3]; τc-0.251.