A Comparative Study on Subclavian Vein Puncture by Different Pathway
Chen Zhinan
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Chen Zhinan
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Objective:To compare the success rate and complications of traditional subclavian vein puncture and improved two-point subclavian vein puncture.Method:Researched 220 subclavian vein puncture cases from 2008 to 2011 in our department,including 80 cases via traditional subclavian access and 140 cases via two-point subclavian venous access. Follow-up assessment was observed on the success rate and complications. Result:The two-point subclavian vein puncture success rate was 94.3%,while tradition method was 85.0%.There were significant difference in success rate and complications of the two puncture access( P 0.05).Conclusion:Higher success rate and less complication were observed in two-point subclavian vein puncture cases the traditional vein puncture.It is worth promoting.
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Objective:To compare the success rate and complications of traditional subclavian vein puncture and improved two-point subclavian vein puncture.Method:Researched 220 subclavian vein puncture cases from 2008 to 2011 in our department,including 80 cases via traditional subclavian access and 140 cases via two-point subclavian venous access. Follow-up assessment was observed on the success rate and complications. Result:The two-point subclavian vein puncture success rate was 94.3%,while tradition method was 85.0%.There were significant difference in success rate and complications of the two puncture access( P 0.05).Conclusion:Higher success rate and less complication were observed in two-point subclavian vein puncture cases the traditional vein puncture.It is worth promoting.
Key concepts: Medicine, Subclavian vein, Venous access, Vein, Surgery, Complication, Radiology, Catheter