Dr Eduardo Barge-Caballero MD a , Francisco Estevez-Cid MD b, Alberto Bouzas-Mosquera MD a, Alberto Juffe-Stein MD b, Alfonso Castro-Beiras MD a; The Lancet, Volume 374, Issue 9688, Page 476, 8 August 2009
The chest radiography of a 71-year-old man shows the following devices: (A) ECG monitoring. (B) Sternal suture. (C) Surgical staples. (D) Central line in left internal jugular vein. (E) Endotracheal tube. (F) Mediastinal drainage tube. (G) Chest tube. (H) Intra-aortic balloon. (I) Haemostatic packing in pericardial bag. Cannulas in (J) left atrium and (K) ascending aorta, belonging to a centrifugal left-ventricular assistance device.
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The chest radiography of a 71-year-old man shows the following devices: (A) ECG monitoring. (B) Sternal suture. (C) Surgical staples. (D) Central line in left internal jugular vein. (E) Endotracheal tube. (F) Mediastinal drainage tube. (G) Chest tube. (H) Intra-aortic balloon. (I) Haemostatic packing in pericardial bag. Cannulas in (J) left atrium and (K) ascending aorta, belonging to a centrifugal left-ventricular assistance device.
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