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Multiple emergency medicine and anesthesiology research studies suggest that ultrasound (US) is potentially useful in assisting with needle insertion in a lumbar puncture (LP). However, little is known about its value when utilized by internal medicine (IM) residents. The objective of this study is to examine whether the use of ultrasound in LPs performed by internal medicine residents is associated with a higher success rate than the traditional palpation method. We reviewed all LP procedure notes in our hospital's records written by I
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