Repositioning of central venous access devices using a high-flow flush technique – a clinical practice and cost review – Vascular Access

A new article on the repositioning of central venous access devices using a high-flow flushing technique – a clinical practice and cost review from the Journal of Vascular Access

Repositioning of central venous access devices using a high-flow flush technique – a clinical practice and cost review

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Matt Reavill says:

September 29, 2017 at 2:05 pm

That is awesome!!! Thanks for posting!!

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