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Patients who require long-term central venous access often develop stenotic and occlusive complications in the central venous circulation. Individualized, unique and innovative routes to the central venous circulation must often be utilized to maintain venous access in these patients. Transhepatic venous mapping and microcatheter techniques aid in the finding of alternative sites in these patients with difficult access problems.

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Giant solitary fibrous tumor of the pleura

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2018

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