Multicenter study in monitoring central venous catheters complications in hematologic patiennts

Most hematological patients suffer a significant venous damage related to different administrated intravenous therapy, being necessary to place central venous catheters (CVC). CVC is associated with various complications. The most common catheter-related complications are occlusion and infection. To...

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Main Authors: Carmen García Gabás, Begoña Hinojo Marín, Ana Castillo Ayala, Mª Ángeles Muriel Abajo, Ana Mª de Mena Arenas, Carmen García Menéndez
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Language:Spanish
Published: Fundación para el Desarrollo de la Enfermería 2013-05-01
Series:NURE Investigación
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Online Access:http://www.fuden.es/proyectos_detalle.cfm?ID_INV_NURE=110&ID_INV_NURE_INI=1
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author Carmen García Gabás
Begoña Hinojo Marín
Ana Castillo Ayala
Mª Ángeles Muriel Abajo
Ana Mª de Mena Arenas
Carmen García Menéndez
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Begoña Hinojo Marín
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description Most hematological patients suffer a significant venous damage related to different administrated intravenous therapy, being necessary to place central venous catheters (CVC). CVC is associated with various complications. The most common catheter-related complications are occlusion and infection. To avoid such of them, the development of protocols for insertion and care are needed, as well as recording and following up complications. To this end, we propose a cross-sectional carried out during 13 months whose main goal is to know the incidence of CVC- related complications (mainly occlusion and infection) in hematological patients.Population included all the =14 ages patients admitted to different hematological units at Ramon y Cajal and Gregorio Marañón hospitals in Madrid and who signed informed consent. Socio-demographic, clinical characteristics and complications were entered into a log which included a pursuit of care protocol.
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spelling doaj.art-0a1648c29ef1419484d77778948fde862022-12-22T00:37:15ZspaFundación para el Desarrollo de la EnfermeríaNURE Investigación1697-218X2013-05-011064Multicenter study in monitoring central venous catheters complications in hematologic patienntsCarmen García GabásBegoña Hinojo MarínAna Castillo AyalaMª Ángeles Muriel AbajoAna Mª de Mena ArenasCarmen García MenéndezMost hematological patients suffer a significant venous damage related to different administrated intravenous therapy, being necessary to place central venous catheters (CVC). CVC is associated with various complications. The most common catheter-related complications are occlusion and infection. To avoid such of them, the development of protocols for insertion and care are needed, as well as recording and following up complications. To this end, we propose a cross-sectional carried out during 13 months whose main goal is to know the incidence of CVC- related complications (mainly occlusion and infection) in hematological patients.Population included all the =14 ages patients admitted to different hematological units at Ramon y Cajal and Gregorio Marañón hospitals in Madrid and who signed informed consent. Socio-demographic, clinical characteristics and complications were entered into a log which included a pursuit of care protocol.http://www.fuden.es/proyectos_detalle.cfm?ID_INV_NURE=110&ID_INV_NURE_INI=1Catheters indwellinginfectionthrombosisheparin.
spellingShingle Carmen García Gabás
Begoña Hinojo Marín
Ana Castillo Ayala
Mª Ángeles Muriel Abajo
Ana Mª de Mena Arenas
Carmen García Menéndez
Multicenter study in monitoring central venous catheters complications in hematologic patiennts
NURE Investigación
Catheters indwelling
infection
thrombosis
heparin.
title Multicenter study in monitoring central venous catheters complications in hematologic patiennts
title_full Multicenter study in monitoring central venous catheters complications in hematologic patiennts
title_fullStr Multicenter study in monitoring central venous catheters complications in hematologic patiennts
title_full_unstemmed Multicenter study in monitoring central venous catheters complications in hematologic patiennts
title_short Multicenter study in monitoring central venous catheters complications in hematologic patiennts
title_sort multicenter study in monitoring central venous catheters complications in hematologic patiennts
topic Catheters indwelling
infection
thrombosis
heparin.
url http://www.fuden.es/proyectos_detalle.cfm?ID_INV_NURE=110&ID_INV_NURE_INI=1
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