Peripherally inserted central catheters are associated with lower risk of bloodstream infection compared with central venous catheters in paediatric intensive care patients: a propensity-adjusted analysis

New article on PICC infections v’s CVC infections in pediatric ICU from Intensive Care Medicine

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Comparison of central catheter coatings and CLABSI rates September 24, 2020
"A before-after-before direct comparison between catheters lined with chlorhexidine and silver sulfadiazine (CHSS) versus silver ionotrophes (SI)" Abouleish et al (2020). The citation Comparison of central catheter coatings and CLABSI rates appeared on the IVTEAM Citation Library.
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Swine model for training ultrasonography-guided central venous access – Full Text September 24, 2020
"The model was approved and considered appropriate for the training of central venous venipuncture by all the participants" Bertuol et al (2020). The citation Swine model for training ultrasonography-guided central venous access – Full Text appeared on the IVTEAM Citation Library.
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Right-sided endocarditis following use of central venous catheter insertion September 24, 2020
"We present a rare case of 2-sided infective thromboembolism from Staphylococcus aureus endocarditis involving both the eustachian and mitral valves" Mahamid et al (2020). The citation Right-sided endocarditis following use of central venous catheter insertion appeared on the IVTEAM Citation Library.
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Posterior wall penetration of the internal jugular vein during central venous catheter insertion September 24, 2020
"Posterior wall penetration of the internal jugular vein during central venous catheter insertion using real-time ultrasound" Lee et al (2020). The citation Posterior wall penetration of the internal jugular vein during central venous catheter insertion appeared on the IVTEAM Citation Library.
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Retention of point-of-care ultrasound skills among practicing physicians September 24, 2020
"Practicing physicians can retain POCUS knowledge and hands-on skills 8 months after participating in a 2.5-day POCUS training course" Schott et al (2020). The citation Retention of point-of-care ultrasound skills among practicing physicians appeared on the IVTEAM Citation Library.
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