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"Unplanned CVC removal occurred in 5.71% of cases, primarily due to infection. Identified risk factors (male gender, neurological disorders, and mechanical ventilation) and protective factors (urgent insertion) highlight targets for preventive strategies in critical care" He et al (2025).
"The safety of administering vasopressors through peripheral venous catheters (PVCs) remains controversial, primarily due to concerns regarding extravasation, thrombosis, and catheter-related infections. This study aimed to systematically summarize the prevalence of these complications through a meta-analysis" Wu et al (2025).
"The study reveals significant age-related variability in the proximal tibia's anatomical dimensions, suggesting that standard 15 and 25 mm intraosseous needles may not reliably achieve optimal placement in pediatric patients" Rajan et al (2025).
"With the purpose of better delineating contributing factors for a ubiquitous occupational injury among healthcare workers, we undertook a two-component study of SNSIs among physician residents and nurses at an academic medical center" Krainev et al (2025).
"Here, we report a case of incidental diagnosis of persistent left superior vena cava (PLSVC) during the implantation of chest wall IV port after rectal cancer surgery" Yang et al (2025).
"In an acute setting, especially in unstable patients, the intravenous (IV) route of Amiodarone administration is preferred; however, it is not risk-free. One of the lesser-known but potentially serious complications of the intravenous route is extravasation, where the drug leaks into surrounding tissue" Rojony et al (2025).
"The paper explores the potential and significance of AI in enhancing healthcare through the prevention, early detection, and management of patient safety concerns, including CLABSI" Saad et al (2025).
"In patients with gastrointestinal cancer undergoing chemotherapy, TIVAPs are associated with a lower incidence of catheter-related complications and improved QoL than PICCs" Ye et al (2025).
"This case highlights the rare but serious complication of PICC catheter fracture with subsequent migration into the pulmonary artery during chemotherapy in a patient with lung adenocarcinoma. Prompt identification and multidisciplinary management, including minimally invasive retrieval under DSA guidance, ensured a favorable outcome and avoided major morbidity" Lai et al (2025).
"The evaluation of recent randomized clinical trials will provide insight into whether a liberal or restrictive transfusion strategy is preferred for this patient population" Ziaka et al (2025).
"The findings indicate that the presence of a nurse's voice positively influences pain reduction in infants undergoing painful procedures. It is advisable to implement this cost-effective approach, particularly in situations where the mother is not present" Omidvar et al (2025).
"However, what happens when a wire is presumed to be in the vein after confirming it on ultrasound, only to see the catheter not take the correct course? Congenital vascular anomalies exist, but how often do we encounter them in the emergency department, and how do we address this during fast-paced procedures" Kelesis et al (2025).
