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SVEl Salvador (country top level domain)
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SVSupport Vector (learning algorithms)
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SVSosialistisk Venstreparti (Norwegian political party)
SVState Vector (physics)
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SVSchülervertretung
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SVScout Vehicle
SVStructural Variation (genomics)
SVSpace Vehicle
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SVVerein für Deutsche Schäferhunde e.V.
SVStochastic Volatility
SVStudieförbundet Vuxenskolan (Sweden)
SVSonoma Valley (California)
SVStop Valve
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SVSimple Verb (grammar)
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SVSubclavian Vein
SVSun Valley High School (Aston, Pennsylvania)
SVShop Visit (aerospace)
SVSudden Victory (wrestling)
SVSleeve Valve (petroleum production hardware)
SVSluice Valve
SVSe Vende (Spanish)
SVSystems View
SVSchedule Variance
SVSecurity Version (Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2)
SVSport Veloce (Lamborghini model)
SVScientific Visualization
SVSatellite Vehicle
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SVScalar Value (programming)
SVSound Vision
SVSecure Voice
SVSoftware Visualization
SVSweet Vermouth (alcoholic beverage)
SVSegmental Vitiligo (skin disorder)
SVService Vendor (Bellcore)
SVSafety Valve
SVShutttle Vehicle
SVSingular Vector
SVSavona, Liguria (Italian province)
SVSuceava County (Romania)
SVSailing Vessel
SVSteam Vat (drafting and design)
SVSüddeutscher Verlag (German publisher)
SVSniper Variant
SVStaff Vacancy (on overtime forms)
SVStudent Venture
SVSiemens VDO Automotive Ag (aka SVDO)
SVSpecial Volunteer (various organizations)
SVSurvivability/Vulnerability
SVScience Verification (Hubble Telescope)
SVSuggested Viewing
SVShipment Visibility
SVSacral Vertebrae
SVSignificant Violator
SVScience de La Vie (French: Life Science)
SVSubmarine Radar (submarine radar)
SVStatic Vessels (band)
SVSampling Visit
SVSub Verbo (Latin: Under the Word, Under the Heading of)
SVSelective Volunteer (US DoD)
SVSisters of Life (Sorores Vitae) (religious order)
SVStarting Vector
SVStar Vipers (gaming club)
SVSpiritus Vini (Latin: alcoholic Spirit)
SVSkanes Väl (Scania's Welfare)
SVSeed Vector
SVSalva Trucha (Guatemala gang)
SVSilent Vengeance (gaming; band)
SVSahel Vert (Burkina Faso)
SVSpeech Voltmeter
SVSapper Vehicle
SVSacra Virgra (Latin: Consecrated Virgin; religious inscription)
SVSpacer Vest
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Some authors note that subclavian vein catheterization is appropriate for long-term catheterization especially beacuse rates of colonization and infection are lower (17,18).
The mechanism of thrombosis is through a thoracic outlet compression and/or repetitive intimal strain of the axillary or subclavian vein by retroversion and hyperabduction of the arm.
Subclavian vein is a better site for HD catheterization as it involves comparatively lesser likelihood of device-related complications, patients' feeling uncomfortable and cost-effectiveness than internal jugular vein.
A temporary double lumen catheter was placed in the right subclavian vein for temporary dialysis for one month.
Subclavian vein cannulation does not present these difficulties because of its anterior wall fixation on clavicle.
The patient has a history of chronic occlusive thrombosis of bilateral brachiocephalic and left subclavian veins which was demonstrated on contrast enhanced CT of the chest.
Caption: FIGURE 1: Doppler ultrasound showing absence of blood flow in the subclavian vein.
This actually may pinch the subclavian vein between the clavicle and the first rib, making it more difficult to cannulate.
Comprehensive management of subclavian vein effort thrombosis.
An infraclavicular approach to the subclavian vein (SCV) is often used for central venous access.
A Doppler ultrasound confirmed an occluding left subclavian vein thrombus.
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