Is ultrasound guidance mandatory for central venous access? Is ultrasound guidance mandatory for central venous access?
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Aditya ReelkarFiles
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Published in Vol. 65 No. 1 (2023) of Bombay Hospital Journal.
Bombay Hospital Journal (BHJ) is a peer-reviewed quarterly published Print and Online journal. It is an official Journal of Bombay Hospital institute of medical sciences. The aim of BHJ is to improve medical care by publishing sound scientific articles (both research and practice papers) and focusing on topics that are of great importance to its readership.
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Conventional anatomical landmark method for central venous access for central lines or chemoport insertion is being replaced by ultrasound guided technique in tertiary care hospitals. But anatomical landmark method for central venous access should be a part of surgical training, as ultrasound and fluoroscopy are not available in the periphery and primary centres.
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