Sentence examples for vascular puncture from inspiring English sources

As regards existing recommendations for vascular puncture in intensive care, ultrasound guidance is recommended.

Bidimensional ultrasonography was used to guide the vascular puncture, guidewire insertion and cannulae positioning.

Complications to be avoided include: neuronal injury by direct mechanical trauma, vascular puncture and vascular injection of anesthesia agent.

Lönnqvist et al. [3] reported complications related to paravertebral block in adults and children: 3.8 % of adults and 4.2%% of children had vascular puncture, and 5%% of adults and none in children had hypotension.

Although it has been considered to be safer than epidural anesthesia from the point of epidural hematoma and spinal cord injury, as well as being able to be performed with ultrasound guidance, rare complications such as vascular puncture may occur [3].

The incidence of paraesthesia and vascular puncture was recorded if any.

Regarding heel sticks and vascular punctures, 3696/8396 (44.0%) and 1483/2088 (71.0%), respectively, were performed with specific analgesic.

Use of analgesic was close to be significantly higher for vascular punctures performed during daytime versus night-time (p=0.07) Table 3.

In fact, heel sticks were homogeneously distributed around-the-clock and vascular punctures were more frequent during the morning, but the differences in analgesic use were very similar and consistent (see online supplementary appendix 1).

For all procedures taken together or for skin-breaking procedures analysed separately, the use of analgesic was significantly higher for procedures performed in the morning versus the rest of the day (p<0.001 for all painful procedures, p<0.01 for heel sticks and vascular punctures), as well as for all painful procedures (p<0.01) and heel sticks (p<0.05) performed during daytime versus night-time.

In patients with coagulopathy, specific care was taken to avoid the following vascular structures during puncture: inferior thyroid veins, arterial branches along the isthmus and trachea, the thyroid isthmus itself and any thyroid mass lesions.