Application Status of Femoral Vein Catheterization in Physicians with Poor Experience in Ultrasound-guided Puncture During Renal Replacement Therapy
ZHANG Xiao-dong
DONG Lei
ZHANG Hai-yan
Abstract：Objective:To evaluate the application status of femoral vein catheterization in physicians with poor experience in ultrasound-guided puncture during renal replacement therapy.Method:120 patients who need renal replacement therapy in ICU were enrolled to indwell deep venous catheter via femoral vein puncture under local anesthesia.These patients were randomly assigned into group A(manipulated by physicians with poor experience in ultrasound-guided puncture),and group B(performed by physicians with extensive experience in body surface anatomical positioning puncture),60 cases in each group,who had their puncture done by two physicians separately in one of such groups.Duration of procedures,success rate at the first catheterization,the success rate at the second catheterization,total success rate and the rate of each complication of two groups were recorded and compared.Result:Duration of procedures and complication incidence of group A were significantly shorter and lower than those of group B,the success rate of first catheterization and total success rate of group A were higher than that of group B,there were statistical significances in differences above-mentioned when compared between groups(P<0.05).Conclusion:In renal replacement therapy,application of ultrasound guided femoral vein catheter can shorten operation time and reduce mechanical complications,as well as shrink the training session of deep vein operation needed for intensivist.
Keywords：Renal replacement therapyUltrasound-guidedVein catheterizationTrain
Publication Date：2015-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：2( 28-29 )