Clinical effect of venousaccess ports and PICC in patients with tumor chemotherapy:a systematic evaluation
孔德华; 张蕾; 储静 · 2018 · Huli yanjiu
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Abstract
Abstract Objective:To systematically review the clinical effect of venousaccess ports(VPA/VAP)and peripheral venous catheterization(PICC)in patients with tumor chemotherapy.Methods:Randomized controlled trial(RCT),semirandomized controlled trial,and cohort study of comparison the application effect of VAP and PICC in patients with tumor chemotherapy were retrieved from the Cochrane CDSR,PubMed,Embase,CINAHL,SCIE,Chinese biomedical literatures service system(CBM),Wanfang,and VIP database.According to the inclusion criteria,two researchers selected the literature,extracted the data,and evaluated
Abstract by 孔德华; 张蕾; 储静, Huli yanjiu (2018) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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