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Percutaneous subclavian artery stent-graft placement following failed ultrasound guided subclavian venous access

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Figure 1(RAO) 65 degree obliquityRight innominate artery angiography in right anterior oblique Right innominate artery angiography in right anterior oblique (RAO) 65 degree obliquity
Figure 2Contrast was injected via the 8.5 F sheathContrast was injected via the 8.5 F sheath
Figure 4Subclavian artery angiography in RAO 25 degree obliquitySubclavian artery angiography in RAO 25 degree obliquity

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