Incidence and predictors of groin complication after cerebral neurointervention procedure: single centre study

Background: Cerebrovascular disease is characterized by an acute compromise of the cerebral perfusion or vascular which caused morbidity and mortality around world. The most accurate imaging technique for evaluation cerebrovascular system digital subtraction angiography (DSA), but it can cause many complications, one groin complication. Our objective was to determine incidence predictors complication after neurointervention procedure.Methods: An observational prospective study conducted in PELNI hospital, from January until June 2021, with a total sample 246 patients. We observed hematoma that occurred within 24 h procedure. Data analysed using SPSS ver 24. Results: There were patients who underwent DSA procedures. average age 54.3±11.9 years majority male (59.5%). 37.4%. evaluated bivariate analysis (p=0.167), gender (p=0.827), frequency puncture (p=0.178), catheter size (p=0.200), duration compression (p=0.477), comorbidities (hypertension; p=0.839, diabetes; p=0.178, heart disease; p=0.373), history anticoagulant (p=0.022). Multivariate showed (p=0.023, OR=2.118 (95% CI 1.107-4.049) be significant factors contributing intervention.Conclusions: Groin complications appeared procedure rate 37.4% associated mostly anticoagulant.