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"We provide a comparative analysis of lock agents, contrasting the broad lytic potential of ethanol (the "nuclear option") with the safety profile of taurolidine and the pharmacological nuances of amphotericin B and echinocandins" Shi et al (2026).
"We assessed the accuracy of a large language model (LLM) for clinical decision support for central line-associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI) identification" Stevenson et al (2026).
"Our findings suggest that intracardiac thrombosis may develop silently in patients with long-term central venous catheters, supporting consideration of routine echocardiographic screening in high-risk subgroups" Arslan et al (2026).
"Implementing a standardized smartphrase for daily central line necessity review is a feasible and effective strategy to promote adherence to best practices. The expansion into a system-wide smart link reflects strong provider engagement and institutional support. This approach holds promise for reducing central line days and improving patient safety outcomes" Haney et al (2026).
"This case highlights a potential diagnostic pitfall in immunocompromised patients and underscores the value of skin biopsy and clinicopathological correlation in suspected chemotherapy extravasation" Balado-Simó et al (2026).
"We characterized our center's practice of multiday non-tunneled CVC use in vetted adult outpatients undergoing autologous PBSC collections" Mindiola Romero et al (2026).
"Electronic health record (EHR)-based documentation for monitoring CLABSIs may enhance bundle compliance and reduce infection rates" Devrim et al (2026).
"As CVCs are left in place, the likelihood of experiencing an occlusion increases. These results support prior studies that show CVCs often can fail before completion of intended therapy and underscore the need for maintenance protocols that reduce occlusion rates" Quirk et al (2026).
"The study highlights the value of AI-based tools to accelerate article selection and data extraction in medical literature. However, human validation remains essential to avoid errors and misinterpretations, particularly with acronyms or heterogeneous definitions" Rouvière et al (2026).
"My fabulous storyteller Lunii® is an alternative distraction tool that can be used during painful care. This method is not proven to be more effective than distraction by caregivers, but frees them from this task, allowing them to concentrate on care" Le Guet et al (2026).
"This trial aims to compare the feasibility and safety of an ultrasound-guided oblique-axis approach with a short-axis approach for left decubitus RIJV cannulation" Liu et al (2026).
"This feasibility study compared a virtual reality-mediated deep breathing exercise with treatment as usual in managing the stress and fear of children during a venipuncture" Karppa et al (2026).
