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"Among Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters successfully inserted, tip confirmation via chest X-ray and catheter-to-vessel ratio between 31%-40% were associated with thrombosis, whereas Sherlock™ confirmation was protective" Saba and Barbosa (2026).
"A nurse-led PICC insertion pathway embedded within a VAT can be implemented safely and effectively in Poland. High procedural success, sustained catheter patency, and frequent avoidance of planned CICC placement indicate potential clinical and organizational benefits"
"LPCs and MCs allowed completion of intravenous therapy in most pediatric patients. Thrombosis was the most clinically relevant complication. Larger studies are needed to identify predictors of catheter failure and thrombosis" Adalia Rodríguez et al (2026).
"Most reported cases of CLABSI did not meet the CNISP definition, which underscores the need for standardized interpretation of criteria and education" Kanji et al (2026).
"C. auris emerged in our ICU after 2023 and was mainly detected in patients with prolonged hospitalization, invasive devices, broad-spectrum antimicrobial exposure, and frequent MDR bacterial co-occurrence" Köşker et al (2026).
"A CLABSI bundle that included touch-free, aseptic stethoscope hygiene barriers and chlorhexidine-impregnated dressings was highly effective at decreasing the CLABSI rate" Ragsdale et al (2026).
"A CT-based body surface landmark approach was associated with improved consistency of appropriate CVC tip placement and enables patient-specific estimation of insertion depth" Kida and Sumitomo (2026).
"In children undergoing CVAD placement as a part of burn care, catheter-related complications were infrequent in this cohort managed with a standardized insertion and maintenance approach. These descriptive findings could serve as a basis for future prospective studies" Picconi et al (2026).
"Both approaches were generally safe, with no major adverse events observed in either group. Ultrasound-guided subclavian access was associated with a shorter procedure time, whereas hematoma occurred only in the jugular group and catheterization failure and upper-limb edema were seen only in low-weight infants in the subclavian group" Farhadi et al (2026).
"We report a case of cerebral air embolism occurring following the removal of a double-lumen catheter used for plasmapheresis in a patient with NMOSD" Goo et al (2026).
"Considerable heterogeneity persists across recommendations. Ultrasound is consistently endorsed as the first-line imaging modality, whereas the role of clinical prediction scores and D-dimer remains uncertain because neither has been validated in CRT populations. Catheters should be preserved when functional, correctly positioned, and free from infection" Rosson et al (2026).
"The study showed satisfactory performance of the Subcutaneous Hydration Device prototype in a simulated scenario and generated positive satisfaction among nurses. The potential of the Subcutaneous Hydration Device to improve nursing care, especially at home, was highlighted" Thiago et al (2026).
