Starting a peripheral IV is an essential skill in Emergency Medicine. Check out this quick video detailing the procedure. https://coreem.net/procedures/how-to-start-a-peripheral-iv/ https://twitter.com/core_em https://CoreEM.net
A description of some of the types of central line catheters out there
Learn more about peripherally inserted central catheters (PICC)
A short animation describing what a port (or central line) is and how they are used in the treatment of cancer patients.
Covering the basic info about central lines. 📝 Free Quiz: https://adv.icu/3mTc9Zn ❤️🙏🏼 Show your support with an ICU Advantage Sticker HERE 👉🏼 https://adv.icu/support In this lesson I break down the basics about our central lines. [More]
–Catheter-associated thrombosis is a potential complication in patients with central venous access devices. Fibrin or blood within or around a central venous access device or within the reservoir of an implanted port can slow down [More]
Ultrasound guided manual on brachial artery line insertion.
Hi guys. In this video, we have described Central line/ Central Venous Catheter (CVC) insertion technique in a sterile manner using Ultrasound machine (Sonosite). There are 3 routes from which you can insert Central Venous [More]