May 15, 2007Anesthesia & Analgesia

Can Electrocardiogram-Controlled Central Line Placement Decrease the Need for Routine Chest Radiographs After Central Venous Cannulation?

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RGRalf E. GebhardUniversity of Miami

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This letter clarifies that while ECG-guided CVC placement reduces the need for repeat chest X-rays, the decision to eliminate routine initial chest X-rays should be made by a multidisciplinary panel.

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Ralf E. Gebhard (2007) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7ca282076dbfca02ba5e42 https://doi.org/10.1213/01.ane.0000263292.22264.d0

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This letter clarifies that while ECG-guided CVC placement reduces the need for repeat chest X-rays, the decision to eliminate routine initial chest X-rays should be made by a multidisciplinary panel.

Can Electrocardiogram-Controlled Central Line Placement Decrease the Need for Routine Chest Radiographs After Central Venous Cannulation?

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Can Electrocardiogram-Controlled Central Line Placement Decrease the Need for Routine Chest Radiographs After Central Venous Cannulation?

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