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Peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC or PIC line) extracted from the left arm after use for two months. It was used for daily fluconazole therapy. The PICC was inserted in a peripheral vein in the left upper arm.

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Nederlands: Perifeer ingebrachte centraal veneuze katheter (PICC-lijn, "piklijn") uit de linkerarm gehaald na twee maanden gebruik. (De rechterarm werd bij uitzondering niet gebruikt omdat de aders daar te dun waren). Door het buisje kan een infuus ingebracht worden van de arm naar de holle ader boven het hart, zonder dat deze ingang regelmatig vervangen hoeft te worden. De getoonde PICC-lijn zat twee maanden in de linkerbovenarm van een patiënt voor dagelijkse toediening van fluconazol per infuus door thuiszorg. De pleister op de ingang in de huid heeft een plastic schildje ("statlock") om het slangetje te fixeren. De PICC-lijn was aangebracht door anesthesiologen van het St. Antonius Ziekenhuis Utrecht in 2018. De totale lengte was 53 cm, de dikte ongeveer 1,0 mm en de lengte van de tengere patiënt 1,72 m.
English: Peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC or PIC line) extracted from the left arm of a patient after use for two months. (The right arm where a PICC normally would be applied was not used because the veins there were too thin to allow proper insertion.) The plastic "statlock" shield is attached at the location of entry through the skin to fixate the tube. The PICC was used for daily fluconazole therapy by a registered nurse for home health care and was inserted in a peripheral vein in the left upper arm by anaesthetists of the St. Antonius Ziekenhuis Utrecht, The Netherlands (hospital) in 2018. The total length of this PICC line was 53 cm, the diameter was approximately 1,0 mm and the height of the slim patient 1,72 m.
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