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Comparative ultrasonographic anatomy of “medial-oblique” probe position with classic “short axis” probe position for ultrasound guided axillary vein cannulation: A cross-over study

2022-06-02

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<h4>Study objective</h4> Subclavian vein cannulation in the infraclavicular region may be a preferred approach as it is associated with less infection than internal jugular or femoral venous access in critically ill patients. ‘Short-axis view” has a problem that shaft of the puncture needle is not visualized and tip of the needle is only seen as ‘dot’; hence posterior wall of the vein puncture is always possible w...

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3d21f521-6da8-54ba-a807-aaf3814e0923
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10.1101/2022.06.01.22275893
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