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Subclavian cannulation
Subclavian cannulation is a crucial procedural technique in medicine involving the insertion of a catheter into the subclavian vein, typically for central venous access. This approach is essential for various medical interventions, including fluid administration, medication delivery, and hemodynamic monitoring. Ultrasound guidance has significantly enhanced the safety and success rates of this procedure, allowing clinicians…Read MoreFemoral vein cannulation
Femoral vein cannulation, a core procedural skill in medical practice, involves inserting a catheter into the femoral vein, typically in the groin. This ultrasound-guided technique is crucial for central venous access, facilitating fluid administration, medication delivery, blood sampling, and hemodynamic monitoring. Ultrasound ensures precise needle placement, minimizing complications like arterial puncture or hematoma formation, making…Read MoreArterial line placement
Arterial line placement, a key procedural skill, involves inserting a catheter into an artery for continuous blood pressure monitoring and arterial blood gas sampling. Ultrasound guidance significantly enhances the safety and success rate of this invasive procedure, reducing complications like hematoma or multiple punctures. Medical professionals utilize real-time ultrasound to visualize the artery, needle, and…Read More
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