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"Peripherally inserted central catheter lumens and VTE history were independently associated with DVT risk. Classes III and IV of the MRS had higher event rates than class I" Rabelo-Silva et al (2026).
"This review synthesizes the current scientific understanding of physicochemical and material-based incompatibilities in reconstituted formulations, intravenous drug admixtures, and parenteral nutrition, highlighting their implications for safety and efficacy" Eknure et al (2026).
"This study evaluated flow rates across various catheter connection adjuncts to identify optimal devices for resuscitation efficacy" Ferguson et al (2026).
"Umbilical arterial catheterisation is a routine procedure in neonatal intensive care units but is associated with thrombotic and other complications. This study evaluated the safety of an innovative ultralow umbilical artery catheter (UL-UAC) positioning technique in a cohort of 235 neonates" Tomaszkiewicz et al (2026).
"Clinical utilisation of midlines across implementation phases did not increase overall vascular access harm. The decrease in midline catheter device selection post-implementation highlights the need for sustained strategies" Weber et al (2026).
"This review synthesises contemporary evidence surrounding adrenaline's physiological and pharmacological profile, highlighting its role in cardiac arrest, perioperative medicine, sepsis, toxidromes, and specific contraindicated states" Bright et al (2026).
"To determine the prevalence and analyze the association of contributing factors with the occurrence of adverse events related to the use of arterial catheters" Mariano-Gomes et al (2026).
"Optimal selection of the variety of solvents, the volume of the initial solvent, and the oscillation time in preparing poorly soluble antibiotics can improve the quality of the intravenous infusion" Jiang et al (2025).
"PCSs are generally safe in oncology patients; infections and thrombosis predominate as PCS-related complications, but rarely require removal, and standardized care enables long-term use, improving patient quality of life" Nemeș et al (2026).
"This clinical trial evaluates the impact of a remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) device with an integrated care platform on all-cause healthcare utilization in patients on OPAT" Siegrist et al (2026).
"Parenteral nutrition and concentrated electrolytes are associated with medication errors in pediatrics; however, a systems-based understanding of these errors is lacking. We aimed to describe the errors, contributing factors, and proposed defenses related to these medications in pediatrics" Tuomisto et al (2026).
"To evaluate the efficacy of near-infrared (NIR) light devices in improving peripheral intravenous cannulation (PIVC) success rates among older patients" Xu et al (2026).
