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  • Apr 2, 2013 10:33pm | Mike Baggett  - Cordis?
    Is it safe to place a cordis via the supraclavicular approach or is that better done via the IJ? P.S. I really enjoy and appreciate these videos. Thanks
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  • Sep 30, 2010 04:38pm | steph wood  - awesome video
    you guys did a great job on this video......short and to the point thanks for helping me stay current with all the EMrap videos and lectures....its like being a resident again without all the hours you can never learn enough for this specialty
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  • Feb 18, 2010 02:37am | charlie
    Can't see the video. I have flash to watch videos on emcorecontent.com, but can't get the videos to work on emraptv.
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  • Mar 24, 2009 06:47pm | Mark Cannis  - Insertion Step....
    Great video. One thing not mentioned that came up recently is how much do you insert the central line? There are little markers to follow but I'm never sure what is the right amount. I don't want to get into the R atrium, but I also want to make sure I'm sufficiently in.

    Thanks.
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  • Nov 13, 2008 09:47pm | Richard Lari  - MD
    Nice video. I was trained in the mid 80s, and our line of choice was this one; I find now with ultrasound though, I'm doing more subclavian (actually with u/s I guess I'm really entering the axillary vein) and IJs. How can one use ultrasound for this approach? Thanks
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EMRAPTV Episode 22: Supraclavicular approach to central lines
Marius Tijunelis reviews anatomy, technique and demonstrates placement of a central line using the supraclavicular approach.
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