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Abstract
Puncture of a vessel located and exposed by an incision transverse to its course can
be done reliably and easily by approaching it with a needle which punctures the skin
away from the incision and whose point travels subcutaneously until it appears in
the depth of wound over the bared vessel where it punctures it at a very acute angle
and under the guidance of the eye.
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References
- A Method of Rapid Transfusion Into Femoral Vessels in Patients Without Adequate Peripheral Veins.Surgery. 1947; 21: 659
- Infusionskatheter.Zentralbl. f. Chir. 1936; 63: 2059
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Received:
October 14,
1947
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© 1948 Published by Elsevier Inc.
