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Effects of three peripherally inserted central catheters insertion techniques on catheterization outcomes: A randomized controlled trial

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By Luke Fredette, Factshee WHO, Tingting Jiao, Zongjiang Zhao
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Section snippets What is already known • In contemporary clinical practice, there are three main PICC catheter insertion techniques: traditional non-tunnel catheterization, one-needle subcutaneous tunnel catheterization, and two-needle subcutaneous tunnel catheterization. • Existing studies have focused on the impact of the three PICC catheterization methods on complications after insertion.
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