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Research article

First published 2024-5

Femorally inserted central catheters with exit site at mid-thigh: A low risk alternative for central venous catheterization

Stefano Elli, Luigi Cannizzo, Luciano Giannini [...]

The Journal of Vascular Access

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Research article

First published 2024-11

Safety of mid-thigh exit site venous catheters in multidrug resistant colonized patients

Arianna Bartoli, Mattia Donadoni, Massimiliano Quici [...]

The Journal of Vascular Access

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Other

First published 2017-1

Femorally inserted central venous catheter in patients with superior vena cava obstruction: choice of the optimal exit site

Jinghui Zhang, Siyuan Tang, Chengping Hu [...]

The Journal of Vascular Access

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Letter

First published 2023

Comment to: “Femorally inserted central catheters with exit site at mid-thigh: a low-risk alternative for central venous catheterization”

Davide Giustivi

The Journal of Vascular Access

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Research article

First published 2022-7

Ultrasound-guided cannulation of the superficial femoral vein for central venous access

Maria Giuseppina Annetta, Bruno Marche, Laura Dolcetti [...]

The Journal of Vascular Access

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Editorial

First published 2026-1

Puncture site versus exit site in central venous access procedures: Still a source of confusion

Maria Giuseppina Annetta, Timothy R Spencer, Mauro Pittiruti

The Journal of Vascular Access

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Editorial

First published 2025-3

Femoral venous access: State of the art and future perspectives

Maria Giuseppina Annetta, Stefano Elli, Bruno Marche [...]

The Journal of Vascular Access

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Femorally inserted central catheters with exit site at mid-thigh: A low risk alternative for central venous catheterization

Safety of mid-thigh exit site venous catheters in multidrug resistant colonized patients

Femorally inserted central venous catheter in patients with superior vena cava obstruction: choice of the optimal exit site

Comment to: “Femorally inserted central catheters with exit site at mid-thigh: a low-risk alternative for central venous catheterization”

Ultrasound-guided cannulation of the superficial femoral vein for central venous access

Puncture site versus exit site in central venous access procedures: Still a source of confusion

Femoral venous access: State of the art and future perspectives