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Comparison of Catheter Functionality and Post-Procedural Consequences in Vascular Access Through Saphenofemoral Cutdown and Percutaneus Jugu-lar Vein …

Najdsepas et al., 2022

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13189032056824598196
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Najdsepas H
Rahimzadeh N
Haghighikian M
Maddahali M
Milani F
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Eurasian Journal of Science and Technology

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The present study aimed to evaluate the patency of the two vascu-lar access catheterization techniques including percutaneus IJV cannulation and saphenofemoral cutdown in terms of the functional time of catheterization and the complications of these two vas-cular access …
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