New Jersey medicine : the journal of the Medical Society of New Jersey
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N J Med
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Thirty-seven patients underwent the high posterior approach to the internal jugular vein with a 97.3 percent success rate. The authors present a simple technique for central venous cannulation. A comparison is made to three standard methods of jugular vein catheterization.
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The number of physicians' office laboratories (POLs) is increasing. Formal technical education and certification for physician office laboratory personnel assure more accurate results.
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The number of tuberculosis cases reported has begun to rise. This rise in the number of cases may be due to HIV infection, particularly among intravenous drug abusers.