[Catheterization of the external jugular vein for hemodialysis].
Skandalos Ik, Amvrosiadis Dm, A Ch Christodoulou, Evangelou In, Ditsias Fk, Karamoshos Kn
Abstract
Skandalos Ik, Amvrosiadis Dm, A Ch Christodoulou, Evangelou In, Ditsias Fk, Karamoshos Kn
Abstract
Permanent central catheter for hemodialysis was inserted via external jugular vein in 95 patients. In all the cases the catheter blood flow was more than 250 ml/min. There were no severe complications. The procedure of insertion of permanent catheter for hemodialysis via the external jugular vein is described. It is concluded that the insertion of permanent catheter for hemodialysis via the external jugular vein is a simple and short-time procedure without any severe complications.
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Permanent central catheter for hemodialysis was inserted via external jugular vein in 95 patients. In all the cases the catheter blood flow was more than 250 ml/min. There were no severe complications. The procedure of insertion of permanent catheter for hemodialysis via the external jugular vein is described. It is concluded that the insertion of permanent catheter for hemodialysis via the external jugular vein is a simple and short-time procedure without any severe complications.
Key concepts: Medicine, Hemodialysis, Hemodialysis Catheter, Catheter, External jugular vein, Jugular vein, Surgery, Internal jugular vein