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Using the Seldinger technique to insert a mini-midline under ultrasound guidance is more convenient and rapid, and can obtain stable and effective venous access in a short time, which is suitable for emergency units or other nursing units.
The choice of catheter depends on the patient's vascular condition, and attempts at traditional puncture may result in pain for the patient, catheter-related complications, a reduction in available veins, or further deterioration of the vascular condition.
As a new infusion tool, a midline catheter has entered the clinic, which may surpass the indwelling needle in terms of puncture efficiency and effectiveness.
The new mini-midline catheter kit is made of polyurethane material and has good biocompatibility. It adopts the Seldinger technique under the guidance of ultrasound and is inserted into the deep vein of the upper arm to improve the success rate of puncture.
The mini-midline catheter insertion can avoid the improper use of the central venous catheter and reduce the risk of detachment, thrombosis, and extravasation.
Mini-midline catheters are not only suitable for obese, chronic dehydration, and difficult vein patients, but also have advantages in emergency wards. Using the Sedinger technique to insert a mini-midline catheter under ultrasound guidance is more convenient and rapid, and can help patients obtain stable and effective venous access in a short period of time.
The study showed that using a mini midline catheter for patients with obesity, chronic disease, dehydration, difficult veins, etc., and placing the catheter with ultrasound: took an average of 9.5 minutes.
In 73% of patients, intravenous access has been maintained for more than 7 days without complications such as infection or thrombosis.
Patients with vascular difficulties - visual operation, high puncture success rate
Patients in urgent need of rehydration - convenient catheter placement and rapid establishment of effective access
Chronic disease patients - protect blood vessels and avoid repeated punctures
Surgical patients - meeting the need for rapid rehydration
Palliative care patients - catheter comfort, improved quality of life
Ultrasound-guided placement of a mini midline catheter can help improve the success rate of puncture, reduce complications, and increase patient comfort. Due to the convenient use of the mini midline catheter, it is especially suitable for the fields of emergency, surgery, and palliative care.
Reference Source: Mini-Midline: A New Device for Peripheral Venous Catheterization
