Malposition of peripherally inserted central catheter: Experience from 3,012 patients with cancer
作者： LINPING SONG , HUI LI
关键词: Jugular vein 、 Health professionals 、 Medicine 、 Subclavian vein 、 Peripherally inserted central catheter 、 Cancer 、 In patient 、 Surgery 、 Superior vena cava 、 Axillary vein
摘要: The aim of this study was to observe and analyze the causes misplacement peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs) in patients with cancer. A total 3,012 who underwent insertion a PICC were reviewed from August 2000 March 2012. locations tube tips recorded by chest X-ray examination. Malposition observed 237 cases (7.87%), most frequently occurring site being jugular vein, followed axillary vein. By taking different remedies, all malpositioned PICCs relocated back superior vena cava or subclavian In order ensure safe usage PICCs, strict placement guidelines, skilled experienced healthcare professionals cooperation patient is necessary.
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