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Chest X-ray showing multiple superficial EKG electrodes, left upper extremity PICC line with RIJ central venous catheter optimally positioned at right atrium and SVC junction, importantly with 45-degree angle at convergence.
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PICC, with approximate 45-degree angle at convergence of two catheters and no evidence of complications (Figure 1).
Chest X-ray showing tracheostomy tube, superficial EKG electrodes, and two central venous catheters via left and right internal jugular access in proximity almost parallel position in SVC with 20-degree angle at convergence.
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Postprocedure chest X-ray confirmed optimal placement, with approximate 20-degree angle at convergence of two catheters (Figure 2).
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Chest X-ray showing multiple superficial EKG electrodes, endotracheal tube, and right upper extremity PICC line abutting LIJ venous catheter in SVC with 60-degree angle at convergence.
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Postprocedure chest X-ray revealed left internal jugular catheter to be well positioned at junction of SVC and right atrium, adjacent to PICC, with no evidence of complications (Figure 3).