Key result
A modified venous cutdown sheath approach for cardiac catheterization was performed in 61 small infants with 0 complications.
Why the study?
Does a modified sheath approach for venous cutdown improve procedural outcomes and safety in infants undergoing cardiac catheterization?
Population
61 infants requiring cardiac catheterization where percutaneous vascular access failed, necessitating a…
Design
Case_series
Authors
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May offer safe alternative for venous access in small infants when percutaneous fails; leaves open need for controlled trials.
Observational (n=61)
Does a modified sheath approach for venous cutdown improve procedural outcomes and safety in infants undergoing cardiac catheterization?
A modified sheath approach for venous cutdown in infants provides a safe and effective alternative when percutaneous access fails during cardiac catheterization.
Henry et al. (1981) conducted an observational in Small infants requiring cardiac catheterization (n=61). Venous cutdown sheath approach was evaluated on Complications. A modified venous cutdown sheath approach for cardiac catheterization was performed in 61 small infants with 0 complications.
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