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Ultrasound-guided peripheral intravenous access placement for children in the emergency department.

Takehito OtaniYoshihiko MorikawaItaru HayakawaYukari AtsumiKouki TomariYutaro TomobeKazuhiro UdaYu FunakoshiChiho SakaguchiShizuka NishimotoHiroshi Hataya
Published in: European journal of pediatrics (2018)
UMIN000014730 What is Known: • Children experience a low success rate (about 60% with 1 attempt and about 90% with 4 attempts) for IV access placement. • Ultrasound guidance may lead to a decreased number of attempts and shorter procedural time with comparable overall IV success rate. What is New: • Ultrasound-guided IV placement (a real-time, dual operator method) actually led to a significantly lower IV success rate than the conventional technique in children in the emergency department. • Our result warrants further trials to determine the precise population who benefits from ultrasound guidance.
Keyphrases
  • ultrasound guided
  • emergency department
  • fine needle aspiration
  • young adults
  • high dose
  • low dose