Exemplos de uso de Catheters inserted em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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CR-BSI occurs in 3% to 5% of catheters inserted.
The sample included 150 catheters inserted in 68 children distributed into three groups.
Arterial blood pressure was measured both noninvasively and invasively by catheters inserted into the radial or femoral arteries.
Among the catheters inserted through the lower limbs, the most frequent complication was rupture.
It is noteworthy that for the gauze group, all cases of poor fixation were identified in the catheters inserted via the jugular vein p=0.0035.
Out of 27 catheters inserted, 24 were fixated with their tips placed centrally or peripherally, as shown in Table 5.
Some studies show traumatic phlebitis as an important occurrence related to catheters inserted in flexion areas or areas of large member mobility, culminating in accidental removal of the device.
Catheters inserted in the internal jugular veins have a higher risk for infection compared to insertions in the subclavian vein, considering its proximity to oropharyngeal secretions.
A convenience sample was used,collecting the data regarding all catheters inserted from 2000 to 2007, and totaled 229 catheters inserted in adults aged eighteen or over.
The results of a study conducted in a NICU indicated that those PICCs inserted before 5 days of life caused fewer complications 15.2% when compared to catheters inserted later 5 days of life 24.4.
According to the data obtained in this study, catheters inserted through deep venous puncture were associated with the highest rates of infectious complications.
The concept that aortic diseases could be corrected by endoluminal prostheses positioned within the aorta by means of catheters inserted through the femoral artery has emerged over the past few years.
Another author, however,states that catheters inserted in the jugular vein when compared to the subclavian vein, caused a 56% greater chance of a catheter-related infection.
In the process of abortion, the path of women regarding illegality starts with the use of teas followed by medications illegally purchased and the use of catheters inserted by lay people that tell them to go to a maternity when bleeding starts.
International guidelines recommend that catheters inserted in emergency situations and with compromises in aseptic technique should be changed as soon as possible in order to prevent infectious complications.
All catheters were Permcath Quinton, of varied sizes 36 to 40 cm according to their insertion position andpatient's biotype, except for three catheters inserted in the femoral vein, which were all Medcomp 52-cm split catheters. .
In another study, with 654 catheters inserted in children in a pediatric intensive care unit, the occurrence of phlebitis was 13%, similar to the rate found in relation to other studies of pediatric patients, around 10.
A study conducted in the neonatal unit of the University Hospital Rio Hortega in Valladolid surveyed 143 catheters inserted in 68 neonates, and showed that the most frequent complications were extravasation 48.3% and phlebitis 3.5.
However, the proportion of the number of catheters inserted in the study period and the number of infectious complications reveal a higher infection rate in catheters inserted through deep venous puncture 34.2%, followed by VD 26.3%, in comparison to the PICC 18.6.
Regarding the reason for catheter removal,a study comparing three types of PIC dressings in children identified removal of the devices due to discharge from treatment in only 37 24.7% of 150 catheters inserted, the majority 75.3% removed due to adverse events.
In a study conducted in Turkey,with 439 catheters inserted in 103 adult patients, the occurrence of phlebitis was 41.2%; similar study in Brazil analyzed 234 insertions of catheters and identified presence of phlebitis in 55.6% of the PIC analyzed.
It is noteworthy that out of the 188 punctures in VUSG and 194 in CG, no peripheral venous access was obtained, regardless of the number of attempts in 27 14.4% punctures in VUSG and in 16 8.2% punctures in CG. Therefore,the sample consisted of 161 and 178 catheters inserted in children and adolescents in VUSG and CG respectively.
In the present study in 68.1% of the catheters inserted the radiological position of the catheter showed that its distal tip was found in the superior vena cava, in agreement with studies found in the literature that refer to the successful insertion of the PICC being obtained when the tip the catheter is positioned centrally, i.e. in the superior vena cava.
Another factor related with this procedure would be the cost/effectiveness analysis of implementing training of a team and acquisition of the equipment, Reviewing literature, we found the work of Calvert and Hind,who by an analytical model of cost/effectiveness for each thousand catheters inserted, saved 2 thousand sterling pounds, when compared to usual insertion.
Regarding the characteristics of PVP, there was no significant influence of most of the variables studied,a prevalence of complications was identified in catheters inserted in the forearm 34.4%, followed by the back of the hand 23.8% in veins of the dorsal venous arch 23.8%, cephalic vein 16.4% and median of the forearm 10.6%, inserted by nursing staff with catheters on needle 20G, fixed with tape.
Ninety-four children had a central venous catheter inserted.
When considering the caliber of the catheter inserted, the present research indicated that the 20G reduces the risk of complications compared to 22G.
Following this, the dilator was withdrawn anda"cobra" type nº 5 catheter inserted without the lateral orifice, into the inferior vena cava.
Central Venous Catheter through surgical insertion CVCSI, catheter inserted through surgical incision or the puncture of a central vein subclavian, jugular or femoral by a surgeon.
With the guidance of the ultrasound the catheter inserted on the blood vessel can be visualized, offering the possibility to carry out the procedure with greater safety.