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"The incidence rate of CLABSI was lower than reported in other studies in upper-middle-income countries. Depression and the presence of intestinal stomas may be associated with a higher risk of CLABSI, possibly through their impact on self-care and stress-inflammation pathways" González-Salazar et al (2026).
"This pilot project introduced the use of a biplane US probe for USGPIV access at a Level 1 Trauma Center ED" Troupe and Colio (2025).
"This paper introduces a virtual reality (VR) simulator developed specifically for training in ultrasound-guided PIVC insertions" Olivares et al (2026).
"This study aimed to develop a predictive model using demographic, laboratory, and catheter-related variables" Song et al (2026).
New Open Access publication on Long versus conventional peripheral intravenous catheters to reduce venipunctures during hospital stay: A randomized controlled trial from the Journal of…
"The PATCH trial addresses a significant gap in evidence regarding the effectiveness and implementation of IV biosensor technology in preventing extravasation injuries in vulnerable infant and neonatal populations" Ullman et al (2025).
"This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of warm compress and cold compress in managing peripheral intravenous catheter (PIVC)-induced pain and phlebitis" Shama et al (2026).
"entral line-associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI) is a major contributor to morbidity and mortality among neonates admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Point-of-care quality improvement (POCQI) methods can reduce the rate of CLABSI by improving compliance with the care bundle" Biswas et al (2026).
"CRBSI significantly worsens outcomes and costs in Chinese ICUs. Prioritizing subclavian catheterization, infection prevention bundles, and gram-negative antimicrobial stewardship is essential. Further research is needed to validate these interventions across diverse settings" Li et al (2026).
"The majority of patients received norepinephrine through a short PIVC. Overall, 5 patients (4.7%) experienced complications, 4 with thrombophlebitis and 1 with an extravasation" Mann et al (2026).
"This study identifies a clear discrepancy between clinical guidelines and actual practice. Many ACF insertions appear to be based on incorrect assumptions rather than confirmed clinical need. The findings highlight the need for more targeted, evidence-based decision-making in EDs" Xu et al (2026).
"Peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs) rarely develop true knots, but when they do, forceful removal can precipitate catheter fracture and embolization. Bedside strategies that restore internal support before extraction may prevent escalation to invasive retrieval" Ramacciani Isemann et al (2026).
