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Pediatric vascular access secured with tissue adhesive – Full Text
"Evaluate the effectiveness of tissue adhesive (TA) in reducing vascular access device failure and complications in pediatrics" Souza et al (2026).
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"Evaluate the effectiveness of tissue adhesive (TA) in reducing vascular access device failure and complications in pediatrics" Souza et al (2026).
"Based on this review, the authors found that an IC-ECG based tip confirmation system can offer safe, effective, and cost-saving bedside PICC placement compared to Conventional PICC placement methods" Rc de Freitas et al (2026).
"Tunnelled catheter-related bloodstream infections (CRBSIs) in haemodialysis (HD) are challenging to manage due to biofilm formation. Ethanol lock therapy (ELT) has demonstrated potential as an adjunct to antibiotics for catheter salvage, but robust evidence is limited" Prasad et al (2026).
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"The results highlight the need for incorporating realistic loading conditions and comfort metrics when evaluating the performance of infusion line securement aids" Morgan et al (2026).
"These findings contribute to the characterization of the microbiological profile of CRBSIs in pediatric patients with IF and support the use of advanced preventive strategies, such as taurolidine lock therapy, to reduce infection rates in children receiving long-term PN" Vicentin de Souza et al (2026).
"The aim of the study was to evaluate the effectiveness of replacing the connector assembly in resolving occlusion of peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs) during parenteral nutrition (PN) administration" Li et al (2026).
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"To compare the efficacy, safety, and operational efficiency of the intermittent negative-pressure guidewire technique and the stay-locking technique in restoring the function of thrombotically occluded peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs)" Li et al 92026).
"We retrospectively reviewed consecutive ultrasound-guided mid-thigh lower-extremity PICC placements performed under a standardized protocol (15 cm below the inguinal ligament; fixed 55-cm insertion depth) in an adult ICU and extracted indication patterns, catheter dwell time, removal reasons, and microbiological findings" Chang et al (2026).
"Mental imagery is an effective, safe, low-cost strategy that significantly enhances simulation-based procedural performance and learner confidence in PVC insertion" Boulet et al (2026).
