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261 related items for PubMed ID: 17482407

  • 21. [Central venous access via the distal femoral vein using ultrasound-guidance].
    Kihara S, Sato S, Inomata S, Toyooka H.
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  • 38. Routine fluoroscopic guidance is not required for placement of Hickman catheters via the supraclavicular route.
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