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272 P A R T III / Assessment of Heart Disease
Tracheostomy
Looped
PICC
line
■ Figure 12-8 The PICC is looped in the right subclavian vein. Patient is a 55-year-old man who had mul-
tiple complications after emergency repair of a ruptured descending aortic aneurysm. The white-out on the
patient’s left is a massive hemothorax, which is pushing the mediastinum including the tracheostomy tube to
the right.
Nasogastric
tube
Hickman
catheter tip
Feeding
tube

■ Figure 12-9 Hickman central line placement. There is a tun-
neled central line with correct position into the superior vena cava.

■ Figure 12-10 Feeding tube placement. The abdominal radi-
ograph shows both the feeding tube and the nasogastric tube in the
duodenum.