IV access is important for many procedures and this video will walk you through how to place a cephalic intravenous catheter in a dog.
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IV access is important for many procedures and this video will walk you through how to place a cephalic intravenous catheter in a dog.
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Thank you very informative
Your reason for using the main cephalic vein rather than an accessory vein makes a ton of sense. At about 2:19, it looks like you placed the catheter distal to where the accessory veins and and main cephalic vein come together. Was that placement relative to where the veins meet intentional?
I'm in my 5th year at veterinary university, and still waiting for the possibility to put on my first catheter -.-
good job but long time 🙂
My god the dog is so quite!!!!
Mam u r really brave!
Thanks for the video! This is very close to what we do at our school. I have just found this channel. Do you happen to have a video on Female dog urinary catheterization?
you do it so effortlessly, I'm jealous. haha
This video was very helpful thanks 😉
Your videos are so useful for us, students, who don't get around to practice much. Thanks a lot ^_^ keep doing the great job you're doing.
I can't see detail. Don't record it from a distance.