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Publications of central veins stenoses were still frequently related though improvements of the catheter quality and the catheterism procedures since the 1980's. The review of the literature during the period of 1980-2000 helped us in observations as following: Global incidence was 15.6% in subclavian vein stenoses (SVSC), 2.

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