New Scientific Research Published on Broken Intravenous Cannula Fragments
A Systematic Review in Al-Kunooze Scientific Journal Co-Authored by Nursing Department Faculty
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A new peer-reviewed systematic review titled "Fracture, Retention, Migration, and Retrieval of Peripheral Intravenous Cannula Fragments: A Systematic Review of Published Case Reports and Small Case Series" has been published in the Al-Kunooze Scientific Journal (Vol. 12, Issue 3, 2026).
Article Details:
Authors: Pavel Mustafa Kareem, Irfan Omer Ali, and Paiwand Jamal Hassan.
Journal: Al-Kunooze Scientific Journal
Overview: The study provides a comprehensive clinical synthesis evaluating the causes, diagnostic pathways, and retrieval strategies of fractured peripheral intravenous catheter fragments. Findings emphasize vital preventive measures for healthcare practitioners, notably avoiding needle reinsertion and minimizing repeated manipulation during cannulation to mitigate critical vascular complications.
