Catheterisation of an arterial line for invasive blood pressure monitoring is a common technique, both in Critical Care Units and in the intra- and postoperative period of patients undergoing cardiac or other major surgery requiring strict blood pressure control or...
The incidence of mechanical complications during central venous catheter insertion is 6.2% to 11.8% for subclavian and internal jugular vein approaches, making it a challenge to select the ideal catheter length and avoid risks associated with the technique. 1...
The traditional method of fixing central venous catheters was suturing, and although this is still used today, the high rate of complications is leading more and more professionals to opt for other safer options. What are the alternatives? WHAT WILL YOU FIND IN THIS...