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"In this study, we aims to compare levels of hemolysis markers in red blood cells (RBCs) before and after infusion through manual and electronic flow control devices" Nascimento et al (2025).
"The results in this study confirm the feasibility of using a rabbit model for further testing and suggest that repeated arterial cannulation with the novel device may be safe and effective for hemodialysis" Pedrotty et al (2025).
"This case report demonstrates an unconventional PICC insertion site and using tissue adhesive to minimize catheter malposition in a pediatric EB patient" Wang et al (2025).
"This quality improvement study reports a 34.45% reduction in contamination rates using the initial specimen blood diversion technique. Although there was a significant decrease in the rate of contamination, we were unable to achieve a rate of less than 1.0% without a sterile closed system device" Moore et al (2025).
"This case demonstrates that if, on an X-ray, right IJV vascular access appears to be crossing the mediastinum to the left, resembling a mirror image of left IJV placement, it may be located in the arch of the aorta. It is likely that the placement was not image-guided, and the backflow check was not interpreted" Atlani et al (2025).
"Nurse-driven central line insertion (NDCLI) programs offer a proactive approach to address these challenges by empowering trained vascular access nurses to perform CVC and AC insertions" Girgenti et al (2025).
"This study used a new artificial intelligence tool to detect thrombi and subcutaneous edemas in US images. The sensitivity of the thrombus detection was low in this study, and authors of future studies should focus on improving the tool’s performance" Takahashi et al (2025).
"This study explored the application of the productive failure theory combined with debriefing in teaching peripherally inserted central catheter skills to oncology specialist nurses" Yue et al (2025).
"During his eventful hospital course, the patient was transferred to the CCU, where a right internal jugular CVC was placed with eventual removal. A few minutes after removal, the patient was found to be poorly responsive, diaphoretic, and noted to have neurologic findings" Ozair et al (2025).
"In patients with breast cancer who do not require regular intravenous administration, it may be recommended to consider removing the infusion port after 2 years to reduce the risks of secondary catheterization and reduce medical costs, unless irreversible adverse events affect the correct use of the PORT" Luo et al (2025).
"Imaging confirmed a previously undiagnosed left-sided PAPVR, with drainage of the left upper pulmonary vein into the left jugular vein. The central line was removed and replaced on the contralateral side" Thomaidis et al (2025).
"While no novel prevention strategies with robust evidence have emerged, sustained declines in CLABSI rates in many NICUs and networks over the past decades highlight the importance of a comprehensive multidisciplinary approach to implement and maintain best practices" Dimopoulou et al (2025).
