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31. Conclusion: Perfusion with heparin can prevent salursis depositing in urinary catheter.
32. Objective To discuss the reasons for complications caused by indwelling urethral catheter after anaesthetize and prevention measures.
33. The key issues include: catheter material choice and the nerve - growth environment.
34. The authors reported nursing of duodenal fistula patients treated with balloon catheter isolating digestive juice early operation repair.
35. Physical properties: a single scattering holes, including gum sediments, tylosis rich, catheter and ray pits between small, axial parenchyma as paratracheal type, main poly of, ribbon is also common.
36. Conclusions: Percutaneous port - catheter system implantation via femoral artery is a safe and effective technique.
37. CONCLUSIONS The most effective treatment of CRS is to remove the catheter.
38. Conclusion The port - catheter system has good effect on treating hepatic malignant neoplasm, especially gastroduodenal artery.
39. Background: Correct central venous catheter (CVC) insertion avoids serious complications, especially fatal intracardiac impalement.
40. This article was involved in the hydrophilic lubricious coating applied to the surface of the intervenient catheter.
41. AIM : To summarize the experience of radiofrequency catheter ablation ( RFCA ) in patients with atrioventricular reentry tachycardia.
42. Accordingly, the urinary catheter should not be inserted before an examination of the rectum and genitalia.
43. Conclusion Hydropathic and hot compress can prevent mechanicalness phlebitis caused by peripherally inserted central catheter(PICC).
44. Herein we report a case of cardiac tamponade secondary to perforation of the superior vena cava by a central venous catheter in an obstetric patient.
45. The author reported the nursing cooperation in 31 cases with femoral artery embolectomy by blocker catheter.
46. Conclusion: Setting catheter cooperating with antibiotics therapy is the effective methods for treating ureter obstruction combined with acute pyelitis.
47. Continue to hold the catheter securely, and turn the compression cap clockwise to lock the catheter in place. Slide the strain relief down, and attach to the compression cap.
48. Objective To study the etiology and clinical characteristics of central venous catheter - related infection ( CVC - RI ) in ICU.
49. Objective: To explore the nursing experience in needle catheter jejunostomy(NCJ) used in critically ill patients after the major abdominal surgery.
50. Methods A catheter was put into main duct before the jejunum was anastomosed with the pancreas.
51. We could use thrombectomy catheter to reduce thrombus burden by aspirating thrombus prior to stenting or balloon angiography, and better reperfusion and improved prognosis are predicted.
51.try its best to collect and create good sentences.
52. Objective:To explore the safety and curative effect of putting in 6F arterial catheter as hard passage under transverse sinus by stereotaxy to treat severe hypertensive brainstem hemorrhage.
53. Before implantation, the flexible double - disc patch is pulled into a catheter, collapsing and compressing it lengthwise.
54. Objective: To evaluate the clinical efficacy and safety of radiofrequency catheter ablation for tachyarrhythmia.
55. Methods: Observed the nursing of catheter and complications nursing care during tube indwelling of 30 cases treated by PICC intubation from Jul. 2007 to Mar. 2008.
56. MethodsCompared the treatment of the oxygen-driven ipratropium bromide nebulization with mask oxygen inhalation devices and traditional oxygen with nasal catheter.
57. The morbidity and mortality costs from catheter related infections are imprecise.
58. Objective:To discuss the clinical value and effectivity of self-made catheter system in treating sterilization caused by oviduct emphraxis.
59. Results In Aetio-array of 9 cases anterior urethral injury were all confirmed through try-on urethral catheterization and urethral catheter per urethra was put with ureteroscope.
60. In some hospitals, it's routine to give all women in labor an IV, a flexible catheter placed in your vein (usually in the back of your hand or lower arm) to drip in fluids and medication.
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