venous access

Bedside vascular ultrasound machines are increasingly available. They are used to facilitate safer vascular access across a… (More)

Therapeutic and donor apheresis requires adequate vascular access to achieve inlet flow rates of ∼50-100 mL/min. While central… (More)

Long-term or repeated venous access in chelonians is difficult to obtain and manage, but can be critically important for… (More)

PURPOSE Hematopoietic Progenitor Cell (HPC) collection by apheresis is performed in patients and donors to obtain HPCs for… (More)

The evolution of venous access via peripheral cannulation, particularly in relation to the risks and the benefits of this… (More)

Although a serious impediment in haemophilia patients, difficulty accessing peripheral veins has received little attention in… (More)

BACKGROUND Establishing intravenous access is often vital in an acute hospital setting but can be difficult. Ultrasound-guided… (More)

Multiple venous accesses are required for catheter placement during electrophysiology study and ablation. Internal jugular… (More)

Collection of PBSC by leukapheresis requires one venous access (VA) for inflow and one for outflow. The use of implantable venous… (More)

For patients dependent on permanent venous catheters for survival, the progressive loss of venous access sites should prompt a… (More)