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"This article reports a case of end-stage kidney disease with long-term dialysis catheter use, resulting in central vein stenosis and the rare complication of combined chylothorax and chylopericardium" Tharapoom et al (2025).
"The objective of the present study was to establish local reference data for radiation exposure in children undergoing port implantation" Krause et al (2025).
"Tunneled peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs) are crucial for delivering long-term intravenous therapies to cancer patients. We compared PICC-related complications among different patient groups and identify potential factors contributing to these complications" Li et al (2025).
"This study was aimed to summarize the ultrasonic characteristics of inserted central catheter (ICC) related fibroblastic sleeve, providing theoretical basis for its early diagnosis" Ben et al (2025).
"CLABSIs cause high morbidity and mortality; therefore, clinicians should have a high index of suspicion, especially in patients with fever and a high white blood cell count" Al Qahtani et al (2025).
"The study highlights the ongoing issue of NSIs among HCWs, especially inexperienced interns. While training programs have shown promise in reducing NSI rates, the high incidence of safety devices not being effectively utilized underscores the need for continuous education and hands-on training to enhance safety practices and prevent NSIs in healthcare settings" Wong et al (2025).
"To investigate the applicability, safety, and efficacy of long peripheral catheters in the infusion therapy of lung cancer patients" Liu et al (2025).
"This study reveals no significant differences in the incidence of infections, catheter occlusion, thrombosis, exudation, fibrin sheath, catheter malposition, fracture, pneumothorax, and malfunction between the two implanted venous access ports" Wei et al (2025).
"This study revealed significant variability in CVAD management practices for pediatric cancer care globally, particularly between high-income and middle-income countries" Hyun et al (2025).
"No significant difference was found in overall central venous catheter success rate by practitioner type, but attendings were more successful at subclavian lines, and, on average, approximately 1 minute faster. Patient condition and skill level should be considered when providing trainees with the opportunity to place central venous catheter in hypotensive patients, particularly at the subclavian location" Dumas et al (2025).
"This study investigates the relationship between national catheter use among hemodialysis (HD) patients and kidney transplantation (KTX) activity, exploring the hypothesis that higher KTX activity may be associated with increased catheter usage" Hofmann (2025).
"Midline catheters are an effective solution for patients with difficult vascular access, increase the possibility of intravenous therapy" Cichowlas et al (2025).
