… due to extravasation. The goal of this study is to describe the risk of contrast extravasation
based on IV catheter anatomic location in patients receiving contrast-enhanced CT imaging. …

… or any surgical procedures as the result of the extravasation. Alternative strategies to establish
vascular access and deliver contrast media after failed attempts at standard peripheral IV …

… Our findings demonstrated an extravasation rate of 0.48%, which is similar to the published
literature. The high mean amount of 53 ml of contrast extravasation may point toward a late …

… of IV contrast injections administered for … contrast extravasation and an institution-specific
report summary tabulating the practice-specific data entered from the IV Contrast Extravasation …

… guided peripheral vascular access techniques indicates that this skill is being adopted into
emergency nursing practice, but little is known regarding the rate of contrast extravasation (CE…

… with difficult vascular access, but the safety of deep brachial IV for iodinated contrast
administration has not been assessed. This study compares the relative risk for extravasation of …

… Central venous catheters (CVC—tunnelled or non-tunnelled), totally implantable vascular
access devices, haemodialysis catheters and peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs) …

… contrast material occurs. Fortunately, most extravasations in-volve small volumes of contrast
… Both ionic and nonionic contrast media are capable of produc-ing major injuries to the skin …

… tions to contrast media [3]. This paper focuses on how to detect, prevent and treat extravasation
injuries due to contrast … Subcutaneous extravasation is a well-recognized complication of …

… Background: This systematic review combines data from multiple papers on contrast
media extravasation to identify factors contributing to increased extravasation risk. …