Superglue for CVCs
In resuscitation situations, the securing of vascular catheters is an important but sometimes cumbersome process, particular when sutures are required […]
In resuscitation situations, the securing of vascular catheters is an important but sometimes cumbersome process, particular when sutures are required […]
An important consideration when siting your lines in your critical care patients who require renal replacement therapy… Dual-lumen haemodiafiltration catheters […]
A review showed that peripherally inserted central catheters were associated with higher rates of complications that standard central venous catheters […]
Central lines in the ED are more likely to get infected because they’re inserted under less scrupulously aseptic conditions than […]
Ultrasound-guided subclavian vein cannulation has reduced complications, but there is still a high incidence of failure to cannulate the vein […]
An ultrasound study on infants and children under general anaesthesia evaluated the femoral vein with the patients’ legs at 30° […]
Bloods sampled from both femoral vein and SVC-sited catheters in critically ill patients showed good correlation in lactate levels but […]
Previous work in severe sepsis/septic shock patients has shown that a decrease in lactate concentration by at least 10% during […]
In a study of anaesthetised infants and children, the right internal jugular vein as assessed by ultrasonography was measured with […]
A series of subclavian vein catheterisations is described in patients using the supraclavicular approach, with a high success rate and […]