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Interosseous Cannulation, a Life Saving Vascular Access in Resuscitation of an Infant in Cardiac Arrest
We present a case of 2 months old critically ill child who developed cardiac arrest while securing central venous access under ultra-sonographic technique. Successful resuscitation by administering fluid and drugs through prompt establishment of intra osseous access saved the life of an infant.
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Cardiac Arrest, Intra Osseous Route, Pediatric Emergency, Resuscitation.
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