Residual tracer activity in venous access devices rarely disrupts PET and SPECT scans
A Swedish observational cohort study of 167 patient administrations found that residual radiopharmaceutical activity in venous access devices was generally ...
A Swedish observational cohort study of 167 patient administrations found that residual radiopharmaceutical activity in venous access devices was generally ...
A comparative study of 120 newborns linked a multidisciplinary quality improvement program with a lower PICC-associated bloodstream infection rate, while ...
A retrospective Munich study of 116 AML patients found arm-inserted PICCs stayed in place longer and caused fewer exit site ...
A machine learning study of 532 older cancer patients with PICCs found that simple logistic regression outperformed complex algorithms at ...
A prospective study of nearly 1,900 patients in China has developed and temporally validated a six-factor prediction model for catheter-associated ...
European neonatal specialists have published the first ESPR recommendation, a structured Vascular Access Management Plan designed to standardize device choice ...
A retrospective study of 58 preterm infants shows that injecting iodinated contrast through ultrathin 1 French PICCs before X-ray makes ...
A new systematic review of 1,522 newborns finds that peripherally inserted central catheters offer no infection or mortality advantage over ...
A national survey of 1,945 Chinese hospitals finds that dedicated intravenous therapy teams are strongly associated with broader vascular-access technology ...
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