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Central venous catheter insertion (subclavian, internal jugular, femoral)

Type
Procedure
Also called
central line insertion

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Where the curriculum asks for it

“introducing per cutaneous subclavian, internal jugular, and femoral vein catheters” ( NBEMS DrNB curriculum, page 17)

“Central venous access, including tunneled catheter placement and chemoport placement” ( NBEMS DrNB curriculum, page 19)

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