To study the application value of color ultrasound-guided peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) and implantable venous port access (IVAP) in cancer patients.
Methods:
A total of 60 cancer patients hospitalized from Jan. 2016 to May. 2018 were selected. They were divided into color ultrasound-guided PICC group and IVAP group by random number table
method (each 30 cases).
Results:
The catheter operation time in color ultrasound-guided PICC group [(17.181.23) min
]
was lower than that in IVAP group [(20.362.14) min
]
(
P
=0.000)
one-time puncture success rate in color ultrasound-guided PICC group (96.67%) was significantly higher than that in IVAP group (73.33%) (
P
=0.025)
the complication incidence rate (3.33%) was lower than that in IVAP group (26.67%) (
P
=0.025). When discharged from hospital
the scores of emotion function and physical funetion in EORTC in color ultrasound-guided PICC group were significantly higher than those at admission and in IVAP group (
P
=0.000). Nursing satisfaction rate in color ultrasound-guided PICC group was obviously higher than that in IVAP group (
P
=0.025).
Conclusion:
Compared with IVAP
color ultrasound-guided PICC has more significant application value in cancer patients
with the advantages of simple and safe
and it is worthy of clinical popularization and application.