- spray)
immediately before cannulation reduces pain
during the procedure,
without increasing the
difficulty of
cannulation.
Complications may
arise in...
- of
rumen cannulation was
first do****ented in 1928 by
Arthur Frederick Schalk and R.S.
Amadon of
North Dakota Agricultural College.
Cannulation requires...
- 2016). "Vapocoolants (cold spray) for pain
treatment during intravenous cannulation" (PDF). The
Cochrane Database of
Systematic Reviews. 2016 (4): CD009484...
-
products are also added.
Prior to
cannulation (typically
after opening the
pericardium when
using central cannulation),
heparin or
another anticoagulant...
-
maintain venous access peripherally (e.g. obesity,
scarred veins from
prior cannulations,
agitated patient).
Delivery of
certain medications or
fluids – medications...
- An
arterial line (also art-line or a-line) is a thin
catheter inserted into an artery.
Arterial lines are most
commonly used in
intensive care medicine...
-
complications of
radial artery cannulation have ever been proven. In 1983,
Slogoff and
colleagues reviewed 1,782
radial artery cannulations and
found that 25% of...
-
device (VAD) or transplant. A
variety of
complications can
occur during cannulation,
including vessel perforation with bleeding,
arterial dissection, distal...
- the risk of PEP from 3.6 to 2.2%
compared with
conventional biliary cannulation. The
success rate of p****ing the
transcystic guidewire into the duodenum...
-
small arterial diameter,
multiple puncture tries, long
duration of
cannulation,
administration of vasopressor/inotropic agents, and the
usage of catheters...
