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"The umbilical cord clamp method is a safe, single-operator alternative for UVC fixation. This technique had a low rate of catheter migration, did not increase the risk of infection, and was cost-effective and simple" Tomaszkiewicz et al (2025).
"A repeat X-ray unexpectedly showed the original line at an optimal position in the lower superior vena cava. The only difference was the baby’s arm position, which changed from being perpendicular to side-lying, prompting concern about whether limb position affects line tip interpretation" Pallickal and Pappa (2025).
"Storing WB at or above RT could have significant implications for prehospital and military transfusion practices and prevent its waste. This study determined if FWB stored above room temperature led to positive bacteria cultures" Stapleton et al (2025).
"A sustained reduction in CLABSI rates was achieved through a multifaceted approach integrating standardized surveillance, evidence-based bundles, and continuous audit-and-feedback" Pollack et al (2025).
"Through real-time monitoring and alert functions, the system facilitated the timely detection and management of infusion abnormalities, enhancing the quality of infusion management for patients, ensuring infusion safety, and improving patient satisfaction" Tong et al (2025).
"At two hospitals during the shortage, SEP-1 metric compliance declined related to BCx utilization. Review of cases where BCx were not obtained demonstrated most BCx were safely avoided without demonstrable patient harm" Ryder et al (2025).
"Physical injuries during anaesthesia occur in 15 per 10,000 cases, with higher ASA PS and after-hours procedures being significant risk factors. These findings support implementing enhanced protective protocols for high-risk patients and procedures to improve perioperative safety" Kok et al (2025).
"As an alternative, intravenous heparin was initiated at home via a chemotherapy port, using a portable infusion pump. This individualized approach was implemented without any major complications, and it may represent a practical option for patients with CAS who are either intolerant or refractory to conventional therapies" Kameda et al (2025).
"Based on our literature search, this appears to be the first documented case of high-volume paclitaxel extravasation successfully managed with both hyaluronidase and dry warmth" Dudík et al (2025).
"This review explains why infection prevention is important. It looks at steps like patient decolonization, hand washing, proper care of vascular access sites, and cleaning the environment" Jogie and Jogie (2025).
"This study aimed to prospectively assess CRT incidence in haematological malignancies, exploring potential associations with patient and device characteristics, and comparing outcomes between PICCs and PICC-PORTs" Cominacini et al (2025).
"Arterial injuries resulting from inadvertent central venous catheter insertion have traditionally been managed with manual compression or open surgery" Kim et al (2025).
