Ultrasound GEL
Short versus Long for IJ Cannulation
Feb 3, 2020
Debate between short and long axis for ultrasound-guided internal jugular vein cannulation. Prospective trial aims to settle the issue. Two-person technique for stability. Study compares outcomes and complications. Practical considerations for each approach discussed. Potential benefits of long axis approach.
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- Long axis ultrasound view showed better first attempt success and lower complication rates.
- Study results suggest no significant difference in procedural time between short and long axis approaches for IJ cannulation.
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Vascular Access Preference
The podcast episode delves into the importance of vascular access in ultrasound, highlighting the speaker's preference for ultrasound-guided peripheral IVs and central lines. The focus of the episode is on a study comparing short versus long access ultrasound-guided approaches for internal jugular vein cannulations. The speaker expresses curiosity about unexpected results favoring the long access view over the short access view, leading to an in-depth analysis of the study's intricacies and methodology.
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