论文信息 - The Clinical Value of Subclavian Vein Catheterization

The Clinical Value of Subclavian Vein Catheterization

1969, Dudrick et a1.3 introduced its use in intravenous hyperalimentation. This paper presents our experience with 695 catheterizations of the subclavian vein performed for rapid infusion of blood and fluids, prolonged intravenous therapy, and for the measurement of central venous pressure. The subclavian route was also employed when veins, more customarily used, were not available. Indications, technique and potential hazards of the method are described.

B. Man | L. Kraus

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