umich.edu Background While midline vascular catheters are gaining popularity in clinical practice, patterns of use and outcomes related to these devices are not well known. Methods Trained abstractors ...

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the catheter coils within the utricle. Hypospadias can be part of congenital syndromes such as Opitz syndrome (BBB syndrome), which can be recognized by midline abnormalities, including ...

The most common types of venous access were peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC, 71 patients, 29%) and peripheral cannula (71, 29%), followed by tunnelled/non-tunnelled CVC (40, 16%), ...

Conclusion: The urinary catheter balloon tamponade was effectively employed ... Specifically, areas 4–8 cm from the midline, or within the inner third of the distance between the midline and the ...

Vascular access device nomenclature were developed and consensus achieved for the following devices: PIVC (round 3; 14 of 14, 100%); midline catheter (14 of 14 participants, 100%); peripherally ...

The patient population includes pediatric and adult patients. All PVC types such as integrated, non-integrated, short, long, extended dwell and midline catheters inserted for the delivery of ...

Advances in catheter and non-catheter based techniques in conjunction ... particularly in cases when the tumor has crossed the midline. Intracranial tumors, particularly posterior fossa tumors, may ...