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Comparison of computer based and patient simulator based crisis.

exchange wire by an inferior vena cava filter in the Anesthesia literature (Journal of Clinical Anesthesia 11:609–14, 1999). In this article we did a brief review of the history of this event and discussed a technique for removal, complete with radiographic and external photographs. We agree with Munir and Chien that this is a complication that needs more attention by the anesthesiologists placing central catheters and I feel their article would be more complete if it included information already published in the anesthesia literature.