Central venous catheter insertion (Internal jugular vein)

that looks painful even with local anes 😭

Nice video! My one critique is never let go of the wire. Hasn't happened to me yet, but apparently it can get sucked in under hyperdynamic states. That's a call to IR I think everyone would want to avoid!

Very knowledgable vedieo thank for this chanel

Pretty good demonstration ❤

Explain the landmarks and from which point needle to be introduced

Where to direct the tip of needle

That was awesome

Its interesting that you do not use a biopatch or a two step dilation. The bleeding seemed very well controlled regardless. I usually do a 2 step so its interesting to see it done another way.

Could you tell me what drape you use during this procedure?

Good. I have done this hundreds of times and never used US. Zero problems and no complications.

Frumos

Tanks for the video ❤

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Should never let go of the wire !

there are air bubbles in the syringes

Very informative but now i feel so weak

No biopatch?

I think it remains to be seen when the physicians will start to stop suturing the site and use adhesives or subcutaneous securement devices as part of the CLABSI prevention bundle. Suturing should be banned at all cost.

This is one of the best CVC line tutorials I have seen!

Thanks

That's not how you apply the second, smaller IV dressing... it goes under the access port(s)

I had one of these put it when I was in hospital, really cool to see how it was done, as a bystander!

Is the patient okay? Hope he is healthy now😭

I had that done in the Er cuz i had COVID and the nurse kept on pushing fluids through the veins. It was painful.

The best the best

You forgot to mention that the catheter needs to be flushed with saline prior to insertion

What is the length of your catheters? Anytime i cannulate a right jugular vein i usually stop at the 15cm mark.

He let go of the wire 😶

Great video

Nice and very useful

No imaging seen after line placement - misplacement, kinking, etc. The line looks too far in.

Thanks a lot. This video is very informative. I hope that your patient has recovered then from his illness.

As I am studying about CVC specifically for the internal jugular vein, I did not expect a video from my home CZ to pop up! <3

This is probably the best central line videos out there. Thanks for the video, it is very valuable.

One of the best videos of central venous line 🙏🏻

That is informative thank you doctor

Great video. Thanks

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