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Review of Nurse Echocardiocentesis (peripheral venous cannula) in the ER

How do you perform peripheral venous cannula insertion at your facility?
Peripheral intravenous cannula insertion (PIVC) is a frequently performed procedure in the emergency department, yet the failure rate for first attempts in adults is known to be up to 40% and 65% in children. Today, we present a systematic review and meta-analysis study examining the effectiveness of ultrasound-guided peripheral venous cannula insertion (USG-PIVC) when performed by emergency nurses.

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Review of Nurse Echocardiocentesis (Peripheral Venous Cannula) in the ER｜Japan Intravascular Catheterization Research Council J-IVCAR... How is peripheral intravenous cannula insertion performed at your facility? Peripheral intravenous cannula insertion (PIVC) is a frequently performed procedure in the emergency department, but the first attempt in adults...