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Improving the “Global Use” of Ultrasound for Central Venous Access: A New Supraclavicular Scan by Microconvex Probe

Critical Ultrasound Journal

doi 10.1186/2036-7902-6-s2-a11

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Improving the “Global Use” of Ultrasound for Central Venous Access: A New Supraclavicular Scan by Microconvex Probe

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