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"To compare overall and cause-specific complication-related central venous port removal, particularly infection-related removal and catheter fracture, and time-to-event outcomes between the subclavian and upper arm approaches" Takeuchi et al (2026).
"Implementation of a structured, multimodal QI bundle emphasizing hand hygiene, tailored central line care bundles, regular audits, and nursing education resulted in a substantial and sustained reduction in CLABSI rates" Pillai et al (2026).
"This study evaluated the safety and effectiveness of midline catheters in an acute care setting"
"This study provides a comprehensive overview of CLABSI epidemiology among HSCT patients in Jordan, highlighting the high prevalence of Gram-negative and multidrug-resistant organisms" Mubarak et al (2026).
"Peripheral intravenous (PIV) access is nearly universal in perioperative care and beyond. It is often regarded as low-risk. Yet perioperative PIV infiltration remains a persistent source of patient harm, particularly in anesthetized or sedated patients who cannot report early symptoms" Brook et al (2026).
"Objective criteria for selecting Huber needle length for totally implantable venous access ports (TIVAPs) are limited. This study primarily described skin-to-septum distance using ultrasonography and its correlation with body habitus" Abe et al (2026).
"A coordinated, multidisciplinary approach integrating digital monitoring, community diversion, and alternative treatment pathways effectively maintained ED operational resilience during a public health crisis" Seak et al (2026).
"We report the case of a patient whose catheter tip migrated across a patent foramen ovale into the left atrium. Because prompt surgical repositioning was required, conscious sedation and real-time transesophageal echocardiography were utilized to provide precise guidance" Amaya-Zúñiga et al (2026).
"Cyanoacrylate glue represents a safe and effective strategy for stabilising SPCs in neonates. Glue-based securement is associated with a substantially lower incidence of phlebitis and, when combined with splinting, may further reduce the risk of dislodgement" van Rens et al (2026).
"Preparation using Chemfort™ CSTDs was associated with reduced microbial contamination and shorter preparation times compared with needle-based methods" Knowles and Jenkins (2026).
"We report a rare case of a retained tunneled dialysis catheter presenting with no visible external catheter and a completely healed exit site" Ostroff et al (2026).
"We report a rare case of a retained tunneled dialysis catheter presenting with no visible external catheter and a completely healed exit site" Ostroff et al (2026).
