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"While EoS treatment was consistent across units, there remained wide variation in antibiotic regimens used for LoS and meningitis, and for neonates with indwelling central venous catheters" Kantyka et al (2025).
"This systematic review and meta-analysis assessed the efficacy of continuous saline infusion versus standard of care, including intermittent flushing and catheter lock, in preventing catheter occlusion" Kondo et al (2025).
"This case demonstrates an atypical presentation-compartment syndrome post-phlebotomy-with refractory bleeding due to factor VIII inhibitors" Lam et al (2025).
"Device-assisted catheterization may improve first-attempt success and reduce procedure time in neonates. Evidence on safety is limited. Due to variability in study methodologies and outcome reporting, high-quality RCTs with standardized outcome measures are needed" Shcherbatiuk et al (2025).
"Following doxorubicin administration, the patient exhibited localized heat, swelling, pain, and lameness in the right forelimb, indicative of phlebitis. Ultrasonography confirmed chemotherapy-induced phlebitis with thickening of the right cephalic vein wall, intraluminal thrombi, and significant perivascular edema" Hwang et al (2025).
"This may be the first reported case of contrast medium extravasation injury in the hand managed with TcPO₂-guided fasciotomy. TcPO₂ and forward-looking infrared thermography may serve as alternative noninvasive tools to support early decision-making for fasciotomy in cases where traditional clinical signs are absent"
"In patients with vascular anomalies (e.g., isolated persistent left superior vena cava [IPLSVC]), real-time ultrasound guidance during central venous catheter (CVC) placement reduces immediate procedural risks but cannot prevent delayed vascular perforation" Lyu et al (2025).
"Despite recent advances in capillary blood collection technologies for implementation in a patient centric healthcare world, a direct comparison of various technologies has yet to be performed" Collier et al (2025).
"The medical experience of family members of children in the observation and infusion department of children's hospitals still needs to be further improved. Medical workers should take appropriate measures against the relevant influencing factors to enhance their medical experience" Zhao et al (2025).
"The standardized community-based PICC maintenance model significantly improved care quality, reduced complication rates, and enhanced patient experience. It offers a scalable framework for expanding specialist nursing services within primary care settings" Yang et al (2025).
"Structured training programmes can help reduce sPVC failure rates, despite variations in programme implementation. Short- and long-term programmes showed benefits, with long-term training supporting sustained adherence to evidence-based practice despite requiring more resources. A small number of studies prevent definitive conclusions about overall effectiveness" Privitera et al (2025).
"To quantify the incidence of peripheral intravenous catheter (PIVC) infections and to describe the influence of clinical characteristics, including dwell time, on risk" Rickard et al (2025).
