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Comparisona Of Sono Anatomy Of Medial Oblique Axis View And Short Axis View In Ultrasound Guided Central Venous Catheter Placement Of Right Internal Jugular Vein- A Randomised Controlled Study

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Randomized trial found medial oblique axis view improves success rates in internal jugular vein catheterization, suggesting a safer approach.

The medial oblique axis view significantly increased the mean transverse diameter of the internal jugular vein compared to the short axis view.
First-pass success rate was markedly higher in the medial oblique view at 86.7%, leading to fewer needle attempts overall.
Statistical analysis confirmed the superiority of medial oblique axis view with less needle attempts and complication risks versus short axis view.
Utilizing medial oblique axis view may reduce the risk of complications like unintentional carotid artery puncture during catheterization.

Santhosh Kumar R V (2025) studied this question.

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Randomized trial found medial oblique axis view improves success rates in internal jugular vein catheterization, suggesting a safer approach.