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"When bloodstream infection (BSI) occurs in patients with a central venous catheter (CVC), the catheter may be the original source (catheter-related, CR) or may become a source for persistent infection. BSI should prompt an evaluation of CVC necessity, but there are challenges associated with CVC replacement" Buskandar et al (2025).
"Peripheral hypertonic saline is a safe alternative to CVC placement, particularly in urgent situations where rapid intervention is required. Low complication rates support its broader use in clinical practice, enabling timely treatment while minimizing the risks associated with central access" Huang et al (2025).
"UVC placement appears to be superior to PICC as the first venous access in preterm infants during the early postnatal period. PICC placement may be less advantageous in the first days of life due to a smaller catheter diameter, technical difficulty, and longer insertion time" Okur et al (2025).
"This study aimed to assess the feasibility of giving IV antibiotics using EMPs to adult inpatients and to identify barriers and facilitators for their implementation" Spencer-Jones et al (2025).
"The removal of a central venous catheter can cause serious complications, such as air embolism, but there is limited evidence on effective prevention methods" Benetti et al (2025).
"The OPAT programme optimized antimicrobial use and reduced IV therapy duration, adverse clinical outcomes, and healthcare costs" Manders et al (2025).
"This case underscores the importance of rapid recognition and coordinated management of SVC syndrome in high-risk oncology patients with central venous access" Elnadi et al (2025).
"Ultrasound guidance improves catheter placement accuracy, minimizes malposition, lowers CLABSI risk, and reduces radiation exposure, supporting its broader implementation in NICUs" Lin et al (2025).
"Our results show that cuffed CVCs are associated with reduced CBSI rates and improved catheter longevity compared to uncuffed ones in small children" Novljan et al (2025).
"Standardized, image-guided chemoport insertion by a vascular surgeon results in a low complication rate. The catheter length measurements may serve as a useful reference, particularly in settings lacking fluoroscopic guidance" Kim (2025).
"An evidence-based bundle for peripheral intravenous catheter (PIVC) insertion and care was developed, focusing on four key components: hand hygiene, aseptic technique during insertion, daily monitoring and timely removal of PIVCs, and optimization of maintenance care" Li et al (2025).
"The study indicates that using the Broselow tape for cannula selection during peripheral intravenous catheterization could serve as a novel alternative method" Alaca and Sarı (2025).
