AFTER YOUR PROCEDURE

If You Had an Upper-Extremity or Subclavian Angiogram or Intervention

Caring for the treated arm, and the signs that need a call.

Watch the treated arm

Call the office urgently if the treated hand or arm becomes cold, pale, blue, or numb, or develops new or worsening pain — this can mean a blocked artery. A sudden increase in arm swelling is also worth a call.

Access site

Whether the access was at the wrist, arm, or groin, care for it as described in Recovery by access site. Subclavian & upper-extremity treatment

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