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四个静脉导管的成本比较:短外围导管,长外围线,中线和PICC用于外围输液

Elise Meto1, Elise Cabout1, Hervé Rosay2

  • 1Réseau d'Evaluation en Economie de la Santé (REES France), Paris, France.

The journal of vascular access
|June 10, 2024
PubMed
概括

中线导管的成本效益高于短外围管和PICC线路,可输注长达21天. 尽管初始成本较高,但这种经济优势支持它们在医疗机构的使用.

关键词:
导管 导管 导管 导管 导管在PICC线上.对预算的影响.并发症可能导致并发症.经济评估 经济评价长时间的外围管.中线的中间线.周围的IV,可以说是外围的IV.短的外围管是短的外围管

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