Peripheral venous catheters and clinical features of phlebitis development (Turkey)

When we administer infusion therapy, the first thing we do is insert an indwelling peripheral intravenous needle, which is common in every field.
It may be that In the infusion therapy that 70-90% of hospitalized patients receive, peripheral venous indwelling
Complications such as extravascular leakage or obstruction, infection, and phlebitis in 50% of patients with needle (PIVC) insertion
is said to be occurring, device observation and early detection of abnormalities are very important.
In this issue, we present a paper on phlebitis among these complications.

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Clinical Features of Peripheral Venous Catheters and Phlebitis Development (Turkey)｜Japan Intravascular Catheterization Research Council J-IVCARES When we administer infusion therapy, the first step is to insert an indwelling peripheral intravenous needle, which is probably the most common insertion in all settings. In the infusion therapy that 70-90% of hospitalized patients receive, an indwelling peripheral intravenous needle (...