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"To investigate the current status and influencing factors of PICC/CVC-related central vascular access device-associated skin impairment (CASI) in patients undergoing hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT)" Wang et al (2026).
"Clinicians and hospital systems often struggle with the question of whether to place indwelling catheters for long-term antibiotics in persons who inject drugs (PWID)" Green et al (2026).
"Epilepsy after traumatic brain injury can cause unexpected PICC distortion, markedly increasing UEDVT risk. If the catheter is still required and keeps patent, maintaining it in situ with carefully escalated anticoagulation may be a safe management strategy" Chen (2026).
"To investigate the risk factors for primary non-central malposition of peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) tip in neonates admitted to the neonatal surgical department, compare the malposition rates across different insertion sites in disease types, and explore whether different diseases affect PICC tip malposition" Mai et al (2026).
"This study aimed to evaluate the change in the position of totally implantable venous access devices in patients with mammary hypertrophy compared to patients without this condition, in both supine and upright positions" Portugal et al (2026).
"To develop an evidence and gap map (EGM) to identify, categorise, and visualise paediatric evidence on interventions aimed at improving CVAD outcomes" Kleidon et al (2026).
"In this cohort of elderly patients with dysphagia receiving long-term parenteral nutrition, ICVAP use was associated with longer survival compared with NT-CVC, while no significant survival difference was observed between PICC and ICVAP" Rong et al (2026).
"Over the study period, IO use increased and generated substantially higher device costs. In the absence of proven clinical superiority, an IV-first strategy with selective IO use appears economically preferable" Marouk et al (2026).
"Gravity-driven and pump-assisted infusion methods differ in dilution and flow dynamics, which directly affect the extravasated dose. This study aimed to extend and validate an analytical model for quantitative comparison of extravasation-related dosimetric risks between both strategies and to inform clinical protocol optimization" Lienhardt et al (2026).
"As previously, these updated GPRs for OPAT in adults and children will support delivery of safe and effective OPAT by providing a set of quality indicators for OPAT in the UK regardless of the setting or service model" Noble et al (2026).
"This case underscores the potential severity of cutaneous complications resulting from GBCA extravasation, especially in high-risk patients with chemotherapy-induced vascular vulnerability or diminished tissue integrity" Zhang et al (2026).
"The NeoKissEs surveillance data show a high level of BSI, a downwards time trend and wide variation among NICUs in both BSI/CLABSI incidence and the extent of use of recommended IP practices" Pijoan et al (2026).
