A Rare Radial Artery Anatomic Variant: Look for the Pulse on the Dorsum of the Wrist!

S everal radial artery anatomic variations have been described (1,2). These are especially important for the radialists in the catheterization laboratory for troubleshooting, especially with the growing popularity of the radial artery as the preferred access site for diagnostic and interventional coronary angiographic procedures. Variation in the origin of the radial artery is a common anomaly in the upper limb. However, the distal part of its course shows a constant pattern. Here, we report the