• Surg Radiol Anat · Jan 1987

    Diameter of the superior vena cava in the newborn: clinical applications in parenteral nutrition.

    • F Bargy, P Barbet, and A Houette.
    • Laboratoire d'Anatomie du CHU Cochin, Hôpital Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, Paris, France.
    • Surg Radiol Anat. 1987 Jan 1;9(4):293-7.

    AbstractThe authors measured the superior vena cava in the newborn by radiologic, anatomic and histologic methods and analysed the correlations between cross-sectional area and the biometric data. This method makes it possible to select the size of catheter for parenteral nutrition via the superior vena cava in relation to body-weight.

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