Transcatheter procedures refer to minimally invasive techniques used to diagnose and treat various cardiovascular conditions. This approach involves inserting catheters through blood vessels (usually in the groin or wrist) and guiding them to the heart or other areas of the body using real-time imaging techniques. Transcatheter procedures can be used for a wide range of interventions, including angioplasty, stent placement, valve replacement, and closure of defects in the heart. These procedures offer many benefits over traditional open-heart surgery, including faster recovery times, reduced risks of complications, and shorter hospital stays. Transcatheter procedures have revolutionized the field of interventional cardiology and continue to advance rapidly with the development of new technologies and techniques.