Venous catheter types in children patients and retrospective evaluation of complications

Central venous catheterization (CVC) in pediatric surgery surgeries and intensive care units; It is a very important intervention in the follow-up and treatment of children. In children, catheter applications are technically more difficult than adult patients because of the small size of the vessels, the inadequacy of vascular structures, and anatomical changes, and the difficulties of providing catheter in appropriate diameter and size. The aim of this study was to evaluate the CVC applications and complications in 35, 15 and 4 years experienced hands with anatomical signs.