Multiple venous accesses are required for catheter placement during electrophysiology study and ablation. Internal jugular/subclavian venous access, though restricted nowadays, can be important in difficult situations

Bohora, Shomu

Tharakan, Jaganmohan

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Internal Jugular/Subclavian Venous Access In Electrophysiology Study And Ablation

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