Contemporary Nursing

Objective: To understand the specific application of PICC and implantable venous infusion port in the treatment of chemotherapy patients, and to observe and compare their use effects. Methods: This study was carried out by patients with malignant tumors who received chemotherapy in our hospital, with a total of 58 cases, who were admitted from January to December 2021. According to the requirements, all patients were divided into two groups in a ratio of 1:1. Each group of patients used different intravenous infusion routes, including PICC and implantable intravenous infusion ports, respectively, corresponding to 29 patients, and the control group before and after. , the form of observation group to carry out a comparative study. Results: From the comparison of the incidence of complications, the maintenance time of the pipeline, and the quality of life during the catheter placement, the observation group showed better results, and the numerical difference between the two groups was in line with the statistical standard (P<0.05). Conclusion: For chemotherapy patients, if they want to ensure the safety and stability of intravenous infusion access, implantable venous infusion port is a better choice. use value.

PICC; Implantable Venous Infusion Port; Chemotherapy; Application; Effect