Objective Improving the limb management strategy for patients undergoing coronary intervention through radial artery puncture and observe the application effect,and to provide scientific basis for the prevention of limb complications. Methods From March 2023 to February 2024,patients who underwent coronary intervention in the Cardiovascular Department of a Tertiary A hospital in Wenzhou City were selected. They were randomly divided into an experimental group of 241 cases and a control group of 236 cases using a random number table method. After surgery,they were all treated with a rotary hemostatic device for compression hemostasis. The experimental group implement improvement strategies for surgical limb management, specifically underwent a reverse Barbeau test upon returning to the ward after surgery to achieve non-occlusive compression,followed by decompression every hour. The compression intensity of the control group was guided by palpating the distal radial artery pulsation,and the first decompression was performed 1 hour after surgery,followed by decompression at intervals of every 2 hours. The main evaluation indicators are the incidence of surgical limb complications and simplified Chinese version of General Comfort Questionnaire(GCQ) scores in 2 groups of patients,while the secondary evaluation indicators are the duration of compression and the number of decompression times in both groups. Results The incidence of postoperative complications in the experimental group was 14.11%,which was statistically significant compared to 44.49% in the control group(χ2=53.308,P<0.001). The GCQ score of the experimental group was(77.71±5.43) points,which was higher than (74.66±5.83) points in the control group,and the difference was statistically significant (t=-3.354,P=0.001). The compression duration of (172±52) minutes and decompression frequency of 2(2,3) in the experimental group were lower than(289±60) minutes and 4(3,4) in the control group,and the differences were statistically significant(P<0.001). Conclusion The non-occlusive compression method of the radial artery based on the reverse Barbeau test can significantly reduce limb complications in patients undergoing coronary intervention,shorten the duration of hemostatic compression,reduce the number of depressions,and improve patient comfort. It provides objective basis for nursing staff to evaluate the intensity of hemostatic compression and the timing of decompression.