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Kumar A et al. – Central venous catheterisation and arterial catheterisation are common procedures performed by anaesthetists. This article summarises the literature on complication rates, efficacy and safety of ultrasound–guided vascular access procedures and describes a practical method of ultrasound–guided central venous access and arterial catheterisation.

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