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Novel techniques for increasing the size of the radial artery during ultrasound-guided cannulation

Praveen Maheshwari, Bradley Kelsheimer, Parul Maheshwari

Canadian Journal of Anaesthesia 2016, 63 (4): 499-500

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Bruce Cartwright

Crux of the paper is two techniques to improve radial artery visualization
1. Distal compression of the radial artery whilst cannulating
2. Compression by an assistant of the ulnar artery

Posted 5 Dec, 2015 at 21:01

Ibrahim Kushisha

Need this article please

Posted 4 Dec, 2015 at 15:19

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Diego Fernando Salazar Ocampi

Podrian enviarme este articulo?

Posted 27 Nov, 2015 at 20:27

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