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"Although several clinical factors have been associated with MDR infections, there is still a lack of practical and individualized predictive tools to facilitate early risk stratification in intensive care unit (ICU) patients" Fu etal (2026).
"Findings from this trial suggest that conducting a definitive randomized trial of fistulas versus catheters is not feasible in the current climate. There was no signal of harm associated with randomization to the catheter strategy and most outcomes favored the catheter group. Patients exhibited strong preferences regarding choice of vascular access" Quinn et al (2026).
"This novel case suggests a potential infectious risk for B. subtilis in neonates with central venous access and underscores the necessity of considering probiotics as a potential source of catheter-related sepsis" Chen et al (2026).
"The patient underwent emergency exploratory laparotomy. During ultrasound-guided internal jugular vein catheterization in the setting of an open abdomen, the guidewire was unexpectedly visualized emerging through the umbilical vein" Sachan et al (2026).
"This protocol describes a trial evaluating the adjunctive use of medical liquid adhesive at the dressing-skin interface to improve dressing adhesion and maintain dressing integrity" Kleidon et al (2026).
"This study investigated the clinical characteristics, causative microorganisms, and antibiotic resistance patterns of catheter-related bloodstream infections (CRBSIs) in hemodialysis patients at a tertiary healthcare institution" Ture et al (2026).
"These results support guidewire exchange as a safe, effective and reproducible method for replacing infected tunneled CVCs in hemodialysis patients" Lomeo et al (2026).
"This first national HAI surveillance report in the UAE demonstrates the feasibility of multisector data integration and establishes a baseline for benchmarking" Tannous et al (2026).
"Clinically indicated PIVC replacement was non-inferior to routine scheduled replacement for phlebitis and was associated with fewer insertions and longer dwell times, supporting its use in routine clinical practice" Kang et al (2026).
"This nurse-led QI initiative was associated with a substantial reduction in CLABSI rates among ICU patients and improved adherence to CVC maintenance practices" Deng et al (2026).
"We conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials and comparative cohort studies comparing USG with landmark-guided PIVC insertion and reporting at least one post-insertion outcome" Tai-An Lee et al (2026).
"We evaluated whether Chlorhexidine/Silver Sulfadiazine (CH/SSD)-impregnated CVCs reduce the CLABSI hazard compared with plain CVCs using time-to-event methodology" Rosenthal et al (2026).
