Applied anatomy of puncture intubation in the basilic vein
Xuedong Wang
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Xuedong Wang
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Objective:To provide the anatomical materials of the basilic vein for clinical application.Methods:The basilic veins on 36 sides of 18 adult copress by macro-observation were studied.Results:The length and diameter of the basilic vein were measured,and the course of the basilic vein and its relationship with the nerve and artery were observed respectively.Conclusion:The basilic vein was the best vein for venipuncture or hemospasia in the absence of the median cubital vein;It was the most suitable vein to be chosen as the intubation of cephalic vein was very difficult.【
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Objective:To provide the anatomical materials of the basilic vein for clinical application.Methods:The basilic veins on 36 sides of 18 adult copress by macro-observation were studied.Results:The length and diameter of the basilic vein were measured,and the course of the basilic vein and its relationship with the nerve and artery were observed respectively.Conclusion:The basilic vein was the best vein for venipuncture or hemospasia in the absence of the median cubital vein;It was the most suitable vein to be chosen as the intubation of cephalic vein was very difficult.【
Key concepts: Basilic Vein, Medicine, Cephalic vein, Venipuncture, Vein, Intubation, Surgery