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Study on incidence of phlebitis in patients with PICC through peripheral vein and its nursing effect

Li-na Mei, Mingyu Yang, Bao-yun Jiao, Xue Zhao

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Objective To observe the incidence of phlebitis in patients with PICC through peripheral vein and its nursing effect, in order to aLleviate the patients' suffering. Methods The 60 volunteers were divided into three groups randomly, who were received PICC through basilie vein, vena mediana and cephalic vein, the incidence of of phlebitis and therapeutic effieaey were analyzed. Results 2 patients appeared phlebitis in 20 cases received PICC through basilic vein, 3 patients in 20 eases through eubital vein, and all cured;11 patients in 20 eases through cephalic vein, while 9 patients were cured and 2 patients were detubated in cephalic vein group. Conclusions It' s suggested that the prevalence of phlebitis with PICC through cephalic vein is high, with long treat time and low cure rate. It' s likely to reduce the phlebitis occurrence and patients relief from pain through eephalic vein. Key words: PICC; Peripheral vein; Phlebitis

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Objective To observe the incidence of phlebitis in patients with PICC through peripheral vein and its nursing effect, in order to aLleviate the patients' suffering. Methods The 60 volunteers were divided into three groups randomly, who were received PICC through basilie vein, vena mediana and cephalic vein, the incidence of of phlebitis and therapeutic effieaey were analyzed. Results 2 patients appeared phlebitis in 20 cases received PICC through basilic vein, 3 patients in 20 eases through eubital vein, and all cured;11 patients in 20 eases through cephalic vein, while 9 patients were cured and 2 patients were detubated in cephalic vein group. Conclusions It' s suggested that the prevalence of phlebitis with PICC through cephalic vein is high, with long treat time and low cure rate. It' s likely to reduce the phlebitis occurrence and patients relief from pain through eephalic vein. Key words: PICC; Peripheral vein; Phlebitis

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Objective To observe the incidence of phlebitis in patients with PICC through peripheral vein and its nursing effect, in order to aLleviate the patients' suffering. Methods The 60 volunteers were divided into three groups randomly, who were received PICC through basilie vein, vena mediana and cephalic vein, the incidence of of phlebitis and therapeutic effieaey were analyzed. Results 2 patients appeared phlebitis in 20 cases received PICC through basilic vein, 3 patients in 20 eases through eubital vein, and all cured;11 patients in 20 eases through cephalic vein, while 9 patients were cured and 2 patients were detubated in cephalic vein group. Conclusions It' s suggested that the prevalence of phlebitis with PICC through cephalic vein is high, with long treat time and low cure rate. It' s likely to reduce the phlebitis occurrence and patients relief from pain through eephalic vein. Key words: PICC; Peripheral vein; Phlebitis

Key concepts: Medicine, Basilic Vein, Cephalic vein, Vein, Incidence (geometry), Peripheral, Surgery, Superficial vein

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