Значения термина intravenous cannula на английском

The risk of having an unused peripheral intravenous cannula is associated with the patient's presenting complaint.

Efforts should be directed to reduce this rate of unused peripheral intravenous cannula insertion, especially in patients being admitted, to minimize the risk of complications.

Results: Fifty percent of peripheral intravenous cannulas inserted in the ED were unused.

Conclusion: There is a high incidence of unused peripheral intravenous cannulas inserted in the ED.

Study objective: Our study aims to determine the incidence of unused peripheral intravenous cannulas inserted in the emergency department (ED).

Forty-three percent of patients admitted to the hospital with unused peripheral intravenous cannulas in the ED continued to have them unused 72 hours later.