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"To compare the safety outcomes of totally implantable venous access port (TIVAP) implantation through the internal jugular vein (IJV), subclavian vein (SCV), and axillary vein (AxV) in patients with breast cancer, and to explore a pre-removal thrombosis risk-stratification framework integrating D-dimer levels and vascular ultrasonography findings" Li et al (2026).
"Vasoconstrictive agents such as epinephrine are of particular concern because extravasation can result in intense α-adrenergic vasoconstriction and rapid deterioration of tissue perfusion" Eren et al (2026).
"CRBSI rates between the established and the newly created units were similar. These results suggest that a dedicated vascular access unit staffed by trained professionals can achieve outcomes comparable to those obtained by an experienced unit" Bonhomme et al (2026).
"A goal-directed US training curriculum using handheld US devices facilitates immediate skill acquisition and improves short-term confidence in novice learners within a limited training timeframe" Lin et al (2026).
A new Open Access publication on the Retrospective observational assessment of the safety, performance, and utility of an antimicrobial/antithrombogenic peripherally inserted central catheter in pediatric…
A new Open Access publication on the Efficacy of Chlorhexidine and Chlorhexidine-Impregnated Catheters Against Major HOB-Causing Pathogens: Implications for Infection Surveillance Programs from PLOS ONE…
"To evaluate whether CMLIS implementation in a different neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) confirms reduced CLABSI incidence density and optimises antimicrobial stewardship" Dacquino et al (2026).
"We report on a 56-year-old patient who experienced an extravasation of EV-P during the first cycle due to dislocation of the port catheter from the cephalic vein" Dinkel et al (2026).
"Arrhythmia and CRBSI were identified as risk factors for NTHC failure" Leu et al (2026).
"When reducing the blood-flow rate in ECMO therapy, stagnation areas may develop within the drainage cannula. The geometry of the side holes has an important impact. A comparison of the different designs shows that distal growth of the side hole area results in improved flow behaviour" Bongert et al (2026).
"Needle-free blood collection devices that access peripheral intravenous (IV) catheters may provide an alternative approach to repeated venipuncture while maintaining sampling schedules and specimen quality" Naviaux et al (2026).
"Delayed perforation can occur days after apparently correct placement. Preventive strategies should include risk-stratified catheter positioning, preference for lower SVC tip placement, routine echocardiographic surveillance especially after the first week and enhanced staff training for early recognition of warning signs" Khalesi et al (2026).
