Comparación entre las técnicas de referencia y guiada por ultrasonido para la canulación de la vena yugular interna: Un estudio observacional prospectivo

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Rashmi Pal¹, Vijendra Singh Thakur¹, Rashpal Singh Gill¹

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Abstract:

Internal jugular vein cannulation still has complications especially with landmark (LM) technique where no imaging used. Therefore, it is of interest to compare ultrasound-guided (USG) and LM techniques in 70 patients. USG group showed better first-attempt success, shorter flash time, faster cannulation and less complication. Arterial puncture, hematoma, pneumothorax and catheter displacement were seen only in LM group proving USG safer and faster for central venous access.

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Ultrasonografía cateterismo venoso central venas yugulares estudios prospectivos resultado del tratamiento

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