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Open tunneled central line insertion in children – External or internal jugular vein?
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In brief
This correspondence addresses feedback on a comparative study of external versus internal jugular vein approaches for open tunneled central line insertion in pediatric patients. The authors emphasize the importance of external jugular vein access as a vessel-sparing technique that preserves deep neck veins for future access needs.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
Thank you for your comments and constructive feedback regarding our recently published manuscript titled “Open tunneled central line insertion in children – External or internal jugular vein?”. We certainly agree that external jugular vein (EJV) access allows preservation of the deep veins of the neck and this should be the primary consideration when attempting open tunneled central venous catheter (TCVC) insertion. Although we highlighted this early in our discussion, perhaps it is a crucial point that deserved further elaboration.
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