Venodilatation techniques to enhance venepuncture and intravenous cannulation

The Journal of Emergency Medicine
R J Roberge

Abstract

Venepuncture and venous cannulation are the most commonly performed invasive medical procedures in hospitalized patients. Venodilatation can facilitate these procedures and minimize discomfort for patient and practitioner alike. This article describes useful venodilatation techniques that can be employed by medical personnel.

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