Background: Cannulation of a peripheral venous access is a routine procedure in pediatric
patients admitted to the hospital. 50% of the time cannulation on the first attempt is not …

Background Peripheral venous cannulation is considered a routine procedure, yet 50% of
first attempt insertions fail, necessitating repeat insertion attempts. Identification of children …

Peripheral venous access in infants and children is technically challenging, because their
veins are small and located deep in subcutaneous tissue, which makes them difficult to …

El acceso venoso pediátrico tiene especificidades teóricas y prácticas que el pediatra debe
conocer. La colocación de un acceso venoso no está exento de complicaciones, ya sean …

Introduction Multiple attempts during peripheral cannulation can have major consequences
for patients, relatives, and healthcare professionals, therefore we set out to determine the …

Objective To develop and validate a difficult intravenous access risk assessment and
escalation pathway, to increase first time intravenous insertion success in paediatrics …

Vein line positioning represents one of the first diagnostic and therapeutic steps in Pediatric
Emergency Department (PED); however, the outcome of this maneuver is frequently not as …

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Establishing intravenous access in children can be challenging for the healthcare
professional and distressing for the patient and their family. Choosing the most appropriate …

Background: Successful intravenous catheter placement plays a vital role in the pediatric
emergency department. We assessed pediatric emergency department–related factors …