193 posters, 19 videos, 10 audios, 3 topics, 28 sessions, 709 authors, 279 institutions

9th World Congress on Vascular Access 2026

15 - 17 April, 2026 | Valencia, Spain

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<p>The Hierarchical Escalation of Vascular Access in Nijmegen Breakage Syndrome. – Case Report</p>

Przemyslaw Zuchnik, Bartosz Sadownik

Medical University of Warsaw, 2nd Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Warsaw; Department of Descriptive and Clinical Anatomy, Medical University of Warsaw

Poster Presenter: Przemyslaw Zuchnik

Thumbnail for <p>Haemocompatibility testing of catheter materials in ex vivo human blood indicates activation of coagulation and haemolysis in the presence of chlorhexidine coatings</p>

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<p>Haemocompatibility testing of catheter materials in ex vivo human blood indicates activation of coagulation and haemolysis in the presence of chlorhexidine coatings</p>

Francesco Monti, Rhys Pritchard, Avinash Kundur, Amanda Ullman, Andrew Bulmer

University of Queensland, Griffith University, Griffith University

Poster Presenter: Andrew Bulmer

9th World Congress on Vascular Access 2026

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<p>The Hierarchical Escalation of Vascular Access in Nijmegen Breakage Syndrome. – Case Report</p>

<p>Haemocompatibility testing of catheter materials in ex vivo human blood indicates activation of coagulation and haemolysis in the presence of chlorhexidine coatings</p>

Evaluation of Nursing Practices in the Handling of Totally Implantable Venous Access Devices: A Descriptive Study

<p> The DIVAraba predictive tool for the management of difficult intravenous access.</p>

MORBIDITY OF INSTALLATION OF AN IMPLANTABLE CATHETER PORT: A Porspective MONOCENTRIC STUDY CONDUCTED in LMIC settings

<p>Resolution of PICC Line Entrapment by Fibrin Sheath in the Left Brachiocephalic Vein</p>

<p>Real-world implementation capacity of vascular access specialist teams in Spain</p>

<p>From price to value: clinical and economic impact of integrated versus non‑integrated peripheral intravenous catheters (PIVC) in national health service (NHS) practice</p>

<p>Institutional variability in vascular access device selection, dwell time and complications: a multicenter cohort study</p>