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Ultrasound-guided arterial catheterization: a narrative review
Intensive Care Medicine, 11/06/09
Shiloh AL et al. – A description of the procedure is provided, along with an online supplemental video. Most studies indicate that first–pass success will be improved with US–guided (USG) arterial catheterization. The technique is easy to learn, particularly if one is already familiar with USG for central venous catheter placement. More research, including formal analyses of cost effectiveness, is needed.
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