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"In this study, we identified independent risk factors for CRT following PICC placement in patients with hematologic malignancies and developed a predictive model to assess CRT risk" Zhao et al (2026).
"Femoral central vein catheter malposition into the renal vein of a transplanted kidney is to our knowledge very rare and has been reported only once" Piletič et al (2026).
"n this short-term single-centre cohort, high-flow split-septum needle-free connectors appeared feasible and microbiologically safe on hemodialysis t-CVCs, without compromising dialysis delivery or routine catheter care" Leskovar et al (2026).
"In this large multicenter cohort from China, the overall CLABSI incidence was low. We observed no statistically significant difference in CLABSI risk between internal jugular and subclavian CVC insertion sites after adjustment for confounders and center effects" He et al (2026).
"Despite clear guidelines, patient experiences vary, and evidence-based practice is inconsistently applied. Understanding patient perspectives is essential to improving care quality" Xu et al (2026).
"The objective of this project was to contribute to the understanding of how interruptions impact intravenous (IV) medication processes and identify areas for improvement" Vital et al (2026).
"Our study shows that TIVAP can provide a safe and effective system for long-term intravenous treatment of patients with acute leukemia" Ke et al (2026).
"This study was conducted to compare the effect of the nonpharmacological method of "distraction" and two medicinal methods, "nasal midazolam" and "oral melatonin," on reducing pain and stress caused by IV line insertion in children" Akhavan et al (2026).
New publication on Central venous access devices: Retrospective study of the implementation of a nursing led vascular access team and evaluation of complication rates from…
"In recent years, the long peripheral catheter (LPC) has been introduced into clinical practice, filling the gap between short peripheral catheters and midline catheters" Pieteraerens et al (2026).
"The primary objective was to identify the factors associated with the success rate of intraosseous (IO) access placement in patients attended by a Pediatric and Neonatal Transport (PNT) unit" Rodríguez-Navarro et al (2026).
"Using the Eleveld TCI model to estimate pre-operative propofol requirements could significantly reduce waste and avoid excessive syringe changes, even when surgical duration is uncertain" Windler et al (2026).
