PICC line by improved Se Dingge technology elbow Effect Catheterization.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 PICC line by improved Se Dingge technology elbow Effect Catheterization Of: Liu Hung, Wen Qu Bao Aiqin, Fang Cheng [Abstract] Objective To investigate the improvement of Se Dingge technology PICC line catheter elbow observe the effect of reducing complications. Methods 160 patients with PICC catheter were randomly divided into control group and observation group, 80 cases in the control group routinely cubital fossa or elbow PICC catheter under the observation group and the use of improved technologies from the Se Dingge cubital fossa 2 ~ 3 cm above the basilic vein or the cephalic vein catheter PICC line. puncture success rate of the results of the observation group, the puncture point bleeding, intravenous inflammation, thrombosis, puncture site infection rate was significantly lower than the control group (P lt;0.05, P lt;0.01). Conclusion The use of technology improved Se Dingge tube elbow, from the coarse to fine needle puncture site or the elbow from the cubital fossa Next to the elbow, so that the PICC complications decreased significantly and is worthy of promotion. [Keywords:] Modified Saiding Ge; PICC; complications Se Dingge (Seldinger) technique is percutaneous puncture and guide wire exchange with various catheter insertion technique is called Sai Dingge puncture technique, Se Dingge Technology in 1953 by the Swedish Radiation a physicians invention [1]. Improved technology is the original Seding Ge Se Dingge technology single function to change the dilator dilator, catheter sheath component, to facilitate intubation from the sheath into the peripheral PICC catheter placement. PICC puncture its simple, less painful, long retention time, can significantly reduce the drugs in peripheral vascular intimal injury, reduced local adverse drug reactions and other advantages have been widely used in clinical. PICC success rate and the length of retention time by more than kinds of factors, improved Se Dingge technology PI