The transradial revolution is one of the fastest growing trends in cardiology. Compared to the femoral access technique, transradial access is associated with reductions in access-site complications, bleeding complications and overall morbidity.[1-3] Furthermore, the radial approach in ST-elevated myocardial infarction (STEMI) patients has been associated with significant reduction in major adverse events during follow up.[4] Technology and techniques are constantly evolving and expanding in the field of transradial procedures, including the drapes we employ.
