Deep venous puncture in 454 aged patients

Objective To evaluate the application of deep venous puncture in aged patients and to discuss the complications of deep venous puncture and its treatment, and to compare subclavican vein and femoral vein punctures. Methods 454 cases were enrolled. Central vascular catheters offered by Arrow Company were implanted in subclavian vein and femoral vein. Results The success rate was 98.46%, and the complication rate was 17.18%; The success rate and complication rate of subclavian vein puncture were not significantly different from those of femoral vein puncture. Conclusions Deep venous puncture is safe and reliable, especially for aged and severe patients. Subclavian vein puncture and femoral vein puncture are both effective, but the latter is safer.