Ultrasonographic assessment of the internal jugular vein for the estimation of central venous pressure in hemodialysis patients: A preliminary study.

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Ahmed Lemrabott

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André Pruna

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Catherine Albert

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Charlotte Jouzel

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Marine Eustache

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Mathieu Dupuis

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10.1002/JCU.22571

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