Overview on Central Venous Access in Pediatric Patients; Review Article

Central venous catheters (CVCs) are an intravenous catheter is placed with one end in a wide vessel and the other exteriorized via skin or implanted beneath for therapeutic administration. It used administration of parenteral fluid nutrition delivering medications. The delivery medication made easier use CVC, it also could be to introduce resuscitation nutritional fluids into veins high blood flow. CVC pediatric patients considered more challenging than that adults due anatomical constraints, especially thin delicate veins, babies, there abundance subcutaneous fat, which may harmful causes prohibition surgery. length treatment, frequency catheterization, accessibility entry sites most important factors consider when choosing device. It's critical members healthcare team talk about option best patient. Every youngster who requires central access has certain requirements guarantee better results decrease risk any further complications. This narrative review aims overview summarize current evidence regarding indications, devices complications CVCs.