In this video I will demonstrate a technique for IV access in a patient in whom several previous attempts by different personnel failed. While we could use an ultrasound to insert a central venous catheter or a deeper seated IV, such as a brachial vein, here we demonstrate a simple technique of using an Esmarch that can be very effective for peripheral venous access in most patients with difficult veins.

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