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"This meta-analysis confirms that both thermotherapy and cryotherapy are effective in reducing IV-related pain and fear, with no significant difference between the two approaches" Her et al (2026).
"Poor aqueous stability limits the use of continuous infusion of intravenous (IV) amoxicillin in outpatient parenteral antimicrobial therapy. This study aimed to evaluate whether buffering improves amoxicillin stability and whether co-administration of probenecid enhances amoxicillin exposure" Wolie et al (2026).
"In this single-center retrospective series, supra-pectoralis major implantation of TIVAPs was technically feasible in emaciated oncology patients and was associated with a high technical success rate and an acceptable short-term complication profile" Yang et al (2026).
"Ultrasound-guided supraclavicular BCV catheterization was feasible, reproducible, and associated with low immediate complication rates across three NICUs. These findings support this technique as an effective option for neonatal central venous access when performed within a standardized ultrasound-guided protocol" Prontera et al (2026).
"Combining EMLA and Buzzy significantly reduced procedural distress perceived by parents without affecting pain scores" Persoglia et al (2026).
"Split septum demonstrated a trend in lower incidence of CLABSI. This result should be weighed carefully in determining the needleless connector type best suited for very preterm or VLBW neonates" Marsubrin et al (2026).
Open Access publication on the Rare vascular variations: the ulnar arteryand superficial brachioulnar artery. A case report and review of the literature from Folia Morphologica…
Open Access publication on the Rare vascular variations: the ulnar arteryand superficial brachioulnar artery. A case report and review of the literature from Folia Morphologica…
"During infusion, the patient developed pain, swelling, and erythema at the catheter site; these findings were attributed to local irritation and the infusion continued. After 18 hours, the catheter was removed and placed in her contralateral hand, and subsequent doses were given without incident" Vlahos et al (2026).
"Older age should not be an exclusion for OPAT but rather prompt the OPAT provider to thoroughly evaluate candidacy and safety" Oliver and Skalweit (2026).
"Current vascular access devices, predominantly short peripheral catheters, were sufficient to meet intraoperative needs. This is the first report identifying the factors associated with the first-attempt success rate of large-bore short peripheral catheter" Zhi et al (2026).
"PICC-ports implanted by trained vascular access specialists demonstrated excellent device survival and low complication rates. These findings support the safety and reliability of PICC-ports as long-term vascular access devices for oncology patients when inserted and maintained using standardized protocols" Leconte et al (2026).
