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Experience in Vein Puncture on Children

Fang Yini

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[Objective] To explore the reasons for failure in vein puncture on children. [Methods] The effect of 219 cases of vein puncture was statistically evaluated. [Results] 152 cases of vein puncture were successful, 67 cases unsuccessful. 51 of the unsuccessful puncture required re-puncture at another place, 5 cases were found leaking, 8 cases were over slow in liquid dropping, 3 cases were found with needles pooling off. [Conclusion] The major reasons for failure in vein puncture on children were wrong selection of place for puncture, unsuitable needles and improper puncture methods.

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[Objective] To explore the reasons for failure in vein puncture on children. [Methods] The effect of 219 cases of vein puncture was statistically evaluated. [Results] 152 cases of vein puncture were successful, 67 cases unsuccessful. 51 of the unsuccessful puncture required re-puncture at another place, 5 cases were found leaking, 8 cases were over slow in liquid dropping, 3 cases were found with needles pooling off. [Conclusion] The major reasons for failure in vein puncture on children were wrong selection of place for puncture, unsuitable needles and improper puncture methods.

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[Objective] To explore the reasons for failure in vein puncture on children. [Methods] The effect of 219 cases of vein puncture was statistically evaluated. [Results] 152 cases of vein puncture were successful, 67 cases unsuccessful. 51 of the unsuccessful puncture required re-puncture at another place, 5 cases were found leaking, 8 cases were over slow in liquid dropping, 3 cases were found with needles pooling off. [Conclusion] The major reasons for failure in vein puncture on children were wrong selection of place for puncture, unsuitable needles and improper puncture methods.

Key concepts: Medicine, Surgery, Vein

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