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"PICC insertion and management by vascular access teams enables units to achieve a low complication rate in onco-hematological patients" Ferraz-Torres et al (2025).
"We present findings from our large-scale retrospective study on contrast media extravasation (CME) in computed tomography (CT) examinations" Teh et al (2025).
"Several studies report hemolysis when packed red blood cells (PRBCs) are transfused through small-inner-diameter (ID) catheters using presence of biomarkers but do not address cause and amount of hemolysis" Chang et al (2025).
"To describe the effect of VR on pain during the venipuncture process in children and adolescents in a private institution in Bogotá" Gómez-Neva et al (2025).
"Radial artery cannulation is performed for continuous blood pressure monitoring and blood gas measurements in the operating room, critical care unit, and postoperative period" Dubey et al (2025).
New publication on Optimised two-stage technique for sheath–dilator insertion in peripherally inserted central catheter placement from the Journal of Vascular Access Optimised two-stage technique for…
"To evaluate the efficacy of 0.9% saline solution versus heparinized solution for maintaining the patency of intravascular catheters" Maqueda-Palau and González-Sánchez (2025)
"The risk prediction model for central venous catheter-associated infections in PICU patients is simple, accurate and clinically valuable" Zhang et al (2025).
"To assess the noninferiority of MVCs compared with PICCs as a reliable vascular access for peripheral IVT and blood draws for IVT that does not require a central VC" Bentridi et al (2025).
"We found that the platelet count prior to CVL placement was not associated with bleeding events in critically ill pediatric patients. Bleeding was more common in patients receiving platelet transfusions" Lucas and Dzik (2025).
"If CVC placement cannot be avoided, preventive anticoagulation should be considered, but further studies are needed to establish a proper protocol" Mompontet et al (2025).
"This study demonstrated that the vapocoolant spray was not statistically more effective than lidocaine-prilocaine cream in pain reduction during intravenous cannulation" Akhgar et al (2025).
