Internal Jugular Cannulation

[santoshkumarrj]

The catheter used here is Vygon catheter which has a wide range and is of very High Quality. one must look and use this catheter only for good results

[roychintoo77]

very good video.in india we mostly do it without US because of cost consideration but any technology which makes it safer will always be better.thanks again

[sillygoatgirl]

SUPER helpful. Thank you so much for making this a bit more intelligible for me.

[jillirenemd78]

thank you for this very nice video on central line insertion. it would surely help a lot of people.

i wonder why there are people who always find ways to talk trash regarding any subject matter.

[shameldiesel]

this is very helpful video

thank u

[eltoyms]

Aqui no brasil a gente faz na raça, sem esse ultrassom de jugular ai....é fogo

[tarconal]

@eltoyms

Em grandes centros isso já é feito dessa forma.

[AZ091416]

why is this funny ? this is a serious issue. but they make it funny deliberately. bastards.

[jrewert]

I never use US until recently. I never had a problem, but the US is definitely nice.

[eenneeaass]

My son 10 months years have complications after colocations of CTI becouse bad colocations

[BOXERNATE1]

its because*

[LuisLomeliMD]

Internal jugular cannulation is an important medical procedure. An experienced physician must carefully supervise the beginner. Ultrasound guidance may be useful and may become the standard of care in non-emergencies. During my medical education, I learned of two patients that died during this procedure, one was a postpartum patient and the other one had been admitted because of a heart attack.

[tarconal]

I don't doubt it!

It is a pretty dangerous procedure and gives the physician plenty "self reward" on every success.

Unfortunately the equipment (U.S.) is pretty expensive and demands training that's hard to justify on 90% of the world... :-(

[tarconal]

Ultrasound for deep vein puncture?

Where in the world is that a routine???

Does it really reduces complications if compared to an experienced physician performing catheterizations without US?

[waxwing454]

If you Google this procedure, you will find plenty of sites which promote the use of ultrasound. Believe me, I know someone who may be alive today if it had been used!!!

[Skater4life567]

i work in surgery at st. marks hospital in salt lake city utah and every physician uses ultrasound when they can.

[preterm28]

I inserted tens (if not hudreds) of central venous catheters. All were anatomically (not US guided) but I must say I had a lot of complications. Recently, I learnt how to insert them US guided. It is really safer for me and for the patient.

[654789589]

@tarconal what is the role of experience in abnormal anatomy?

[tarconal]

@654789589

what is the role of money in a country that doesn't have it??

I think that, when/where available, US-guided venopuncture should be used ALWAYS.

But in settings short on budget, money will be better spent on other areas other than this particular one.