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Saiprabha et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Section: Anaesthesiology

Saiprabha et al., 2023

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3282177818119266491
Author
Saiprabha S
Sameer B
Madhavan T
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Int J Acad Med Pharm

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Background: Central venous catheter placement is frequently performed in emergency medicine and critical care units. We aim to compare real-time ultrasound imaging, ultrasound-guided prelocation and the anatomical landmark technique for right internal …
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