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1Department of Surgery, University of Florida College of Medicine, Gainesville.
Abstract:
A surgical technique has been devised for creating access to the central venous circulation, yet avoiding a chronic, in-dwelling central venous catheter. While far removed from actual clinical application, the possibility of catheter-free access to the central venous circulation offers great potential for ease of care and a lessened infection rate of catheter-related sepsis.
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