Extracting Subtask-specific Metrics Toward Objective Assessment of Needle Insertion Skill for Hemodialysis Cannulation

Volume: 04, Issue: 03n04, Pages: 1942006 - 1942006
Published: Sep 1, 2019
Abstract
About 80% of all in-hospital patients require vascular access cannulation for treatments. However, there is a high rate of failure for vascular access cannulation, with several studies estimating up to a 50% failure rate for these procedures. Hemodialysis cannulation (HDC) is arguably one of the most difficult of these procedures with a steep learning curve and an extremely high failure rate. In light of this, there is a critical need that...
Paper Details
Title
Extracting Subtask-specific Metrics Toward Objective Assessment of Needle Insertion Skill for Hemodialysis Cannulation
Published Date
Sep 1, 2019
Volume
04
Issue
03n04
Pages
1942006 - 1942006
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