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"CHG-impregnated dressings may be considered as part of a multifaceted infection prevention strategy, alongside appropriate catheter management, minimisation of catheter manipulation and proactive skin monitoring, with cautious and individualised use in infants" Portero-Prados et al (2026).
"It was found that patients experienced moderate pain and anxiety during intravenous injection and that this situation negatively affected patient satisfaction" Yıldız et al (2026).
"Our objective was to compare outcomes, especially engagement in SUD treatment, among patients with SUD who received OPAT in SNF versus other settings" Hawes et al (2026).
"The results of our study will serve as an example using the vein imaging device, aiming to increase first-attempt PIC insertion success in the PED" Yıldırım et al (2026).
"The findings support the feasibility and potential benefit of VR as a supportive, nonpharmacological intervention, regarding pain reduction" Rosenecker et al (2026).
"In outpatient oncology patients, PICCs showed sustained functionality, with removal mainly related to treatment completion, supporting continuity-based routine follow-up and tailored surveillance in clinically stable patients" Consolo et al (2026).
New publication on Axillary or subclavian vein? The differentiation conundrum when landmarks fade on ultrasound from the Journal of Vascular Access Axillary or subclavian vein?…
"These findings confirm that a CADD-based OPAT programme considerably reduces costs on a societal perspective in a publicly funded health system and contributes to reduced hospital bed occupancy" Helleren et al (2026).
"This insertion bundle-named SILPeC (Safe Insertion of Long Peripheral Catheters-includes (1) pre-insertion assessment of the vein of the upper limbs, (2) insertion of the optimal site selection, (3) appropriate measures of asepsis, (4) ultrasound-guided puncture, (5) safe connection to infusion lines, and (6) proper device stabilization and appropriate protection of the exit site" Giustivi et al (2026).
"PIV access in hypotensive trauma patients succeeds approximately two-thirds of the time. The marginal yield of sequential PIV attempts declines substantially after two failed attempts" Dumas et al (2026).
"We present a case of perforation of the internal jugular vein caused by PICC migration in the early postoperative days following neck dissection and free flap reconstruction" Dusi et al (2026).
"Electronic health records (EHR) often contain varying levels of missing data. This study aimed to compare different imputation strategies to identify the most appropriate missing data handling approach for predicting central line-associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI) in the presence of competing risks using EHR data" Gao et al (2026).
