BMJ · 1966 · 17 citations · 4 references
MedicineSurgeryHemostasisSurgical InstrumentationVascular SurgeryArterial InterventionsNeedle HoldersNeedle Insertion Complications
Arterial puncture is now commonly used for clinical and research purposes, but it is still regarded with suspicion in some quarters During the past 10 months we have followed up 77 patients on whom 160 arterial punctures were performed and have recorded any complications that occurred. The majority of punctures were performed to help in diag- nosis or treatment, but a small number were for purposes of research.
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O. Siggaard Andersen, K. Engel, K. Jørgensen et al. · Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation · 1960 · 731 citations
USE OF VENOUS BLOOD FOR pH AND CARBON-DIOXIDE STUDIES
David K. Brooks, V. Wynn · The Lancet · 1959 · 73 citations