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Comment
. 2003 Mar 29;326(7391):712.
doi: 10.1136/bmj.326.7391.712.

Ultrasound guided central venous access. Ultrasound localisation is likely to become standard practice

Andrew R Bodenham
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Ultrasound guided central venous access. Ultrasound localisation is likely to become standard practice

Andrew R Bodenham. BMJ. .
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