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The research aims to create a framework for selecting intravenous catheters based on resuscitation capacity in pediatric patients.

April 11, 2026Pediatric Anesthesia0 citations

Relative Resuscitation Capacity: A Practical Framework for Pediatric Intravenous Access

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MHMichael HafemanUniversity of Illinois Chicago MRMatthew J. Rowland

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The research aims to create a framework for selecting intravenous catheters based on resuscitation capacity in pediatric patients.
Developed a practical framework for catheter selection
Compared adult heuristics with pediatric needs
Defined large-bore access quantitatively
Established guidelines for IV catheter selection in children
Improved understanding of resuscitation capacity across ages
Provided clarity on large-bore access standards

Abstract

Relative resuscitation provides a practical framework to equate IV catheter selection across patients of all ages. This approach helps to translate adult-based heuristics to pediatric practice and to define large-bore access quantitatively.

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