gavecelt.it
Italian association sharing educational resources on long-term central venous access
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About gavecelt.it
GAVeCeLT provides educational videos and materials on the placement, management and care of central venous access devices, including PICCs, ports and central venous catheters.
Its content addresses healthcare professionals, including clinicians and nurses involved in vascular access and related training.
Product: Educational videos and resources on central venous access procedures, device management and clinical training.
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