Complications and Failures of Subclavian-Vein Catheterization
To the Editor: Mansfield et al. (Dec. 29 issue) 1 found that ultrasound-guided location of the subclavian vein was not beneficial, as compared with standard insertion procedures for subclavian-vein catheterization. The authors used ultrasound only to mark the site of insertion and did not study real...
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| creator | Jobes, David R Ellison, Norig Troianos, Christopher A Weber, Martin Huber, Christoph Oates, A Hajela, V Channer, K.S Kaufman, Jeffrey L Eynon, C.A Johnson, James R Mansfield, Paul F Gregurich, Mary Ann Haire, William D |
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Mansfield et al. (Dec. 29 issue)
1
found that ultrasound-guided location of the subclavian vein was not beneficial, as compared with standard insertion procedures for subclavian-vein catheterization. The authors used ultrasound only to mark the site of insertion and did not study real-time ultrasound guidance of catheter placement. We believe that real-time ultrasound guidance might have been beneficial because of the favorable findings of another study
2
and the reported success with ultrasound guidance of internal jugular-vein catheterization.
3
–
5
A simple mark on the skin does not indicate the axis that will engage the vessel. The deeper the structure, . . . |
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Mansfield et al. (Dec. 29 issue)
1
found that ultrasound-guided location of the subclavian vein was not beneficial, as compared with standard insertion procedures for subclavian-vein catheterization. The authors used ultrasound only to mark the site of insertion and did not study real-time ultrasound guidance of catheter placement. We believe that real-time ultrasound guidance might have been beneficial because of the favorable findings of another study
2
and the reported success with ultrasound guidance of internal jugular-vein catheterization.
3
–
5
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found that ultrasound-guided location of the subclavian vein was not beneficial, as compared with standard insertion procedures for subclavian-vein catheterization. The authors used ultrasound only to mark the site of insertion and did not study real-time ultrasound guidance of catheter placement. We believe that real-time ultrasound guidance might have been beneficial because of the favorable findings of another study
2
and the reported success with ultrasound guidance of internal jugular-vein catheterization.
3
–
5
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Mansfield et al. (Dec. 29 issue)
1
found that ultrasound-guided location of the subclavian vein was not beneficial, as compared with standard insertion procedures for subclavian-vein catheterization. The authors used ultrasound only to mark the site of insertion and did not study real-time ultrasound guidance of catheter placement. We believe that real-time ultrasound guidance might have been beneficial because of the favorable findings of another study
2
and the reported success with ultrasound guidance of internal jugular-vein catheterization.
3
–
5
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