Sage open pediatrics · 2026
Mini-Midline Catheters Versus Peripheral Intravenous Catheters in Children With Digestive System Diseases: A Prospective Analysis.
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Jin Liu, Cuimin Bi, Yanyan Zhang, Yan Jiang, Weiqin Shao, Jinyan Han
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OBJECTIVES: To compare the mini-midline catheters (Mini-MCs) and peripheral intravenous catheters (PIVCs) in hospitalized children with digestive system diseases.
METHODS: In this study, children received either an 8-cm Mini-MC or a 24-gauge PIVC based on patient or guardian preference. Catheter outcomes, including dwell time, complications, and unplanned removal, were monitored during the indwelling period.
RESULTS: Sixty-four children received Mini-MCs and 61 received PIVCs. Median dwell time was significantly longer in the Mini-MC group (94 hours; Z = -4.37, P < .01). Kaplan-Meier analysis showed longer catheter survival for Mini-MCs (χ2 = 29.58, P < .001). The PIVC group had higher overall complication rates (χ2 = 8.23, P < .01) and more unplanned removals (χ2 = 9.30, P < .01).
CONCLUSION: Mini-MCs were associated with longer dwell time, fewer complications, and reduced unplanned removal compared with PIVCs, and may be a suitable option for short-term intravenous therapy in this population.
METHODS: In this study, children received either an 8-cm Mini-MC or a 24-gauge PIVC based on patient or guardian preference. Catheter outcomes, including dwell time, complications, and unplanned removal, were monitored during the indwelling period.
RESULTS: Sixty-four children received Mini-MCs and 61 received PIVCs. Median dwell time was significantly longer in the Mini-MC group (94 hours; Z = -4.37, P < .01). Kaplan-Meier analysis showed longer catheter survival for Mini-MCs (χ2 = 29.58, P < .001). The PIVC group had higher overall complication rates (χ2 = 8.23, P < .01) and more unplanned removals (χ2 = 9.30, P < .01).
CONCLUSION: Mini-MCs were associated with longer dwell time, fewer complications, and reduced unplanned removal compared with PIVCs, and may be a suitable option for short-term intravenous therapy in this population.