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RESUMEN

La Canalización Venosa Periférica (CVP) es el procedimiento mayormente realizado en urgencias pediátricas. En más de 50% de los casos, no será posible al primer intento, debido a que los niños tienen factores de riesgo que vuelven más complicado este procedimiento. Es imprescindible detectar al niño con acceso venoso difícil para anticiparnos a intervenciones con complicaciones.

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