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07 December 2025 : Clinical Research  

Peripheral Intravenous Access Rates Obtained by Emergency Medical Services in Pediatric Patients: A Retrospective Study

Paweł Samocki ORCID logo ACDEF 1,2*, Robert Gałązkowski ORCID logo ACDEF 3, Patryk Rzońca ORCID logo ACDEF 4, Daniel Celiński ORCID logo ABCDEF 3, Katarzyna Przybyłek ACDEF 1

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.949115

Med Sci Monit 2025; 31:e949115

Table 3 Multivariate logistic regression analysis of factors associated with peripheral intravenous cannulation in pediatric patients.

VariablesOR95% CIp-value
Year (ref. 2020)
 20210.820.69–0.980.024
 20220.770.66–0.900.001
Season (ref. Spring)
 Summer1.441.20–1.720.000
 Autumn1.190.99–1.430.072
 Winter0.950.78–1.160.625
Time of day (ref. 0: 00 AM – 7: 59 AM)
 8: 00 AM – 03: 59 PM1.711.37–2.13<0.001
 4: 00 PM – 11: 59 PM1.521.21–1.89<0.001
Age (ref. <1 year)
 1–4 years2.051.07–3.940.031
 5–11 years9.184.97–16.99<0.001
 12–18 years22.6612.41–41.37<0.001
Trauma1.961.70–2.27<0.001
Poisoning3.882.73–5.51<0.001
Follow up (ref. Transport to hospital by EMS)
 Leave in place0.170.13–0.21<0.001
 Transfer to HEMS5.862.74–12.56<0.001
 Other0.320.08–1.340.118
OR – odds ratio; 95% CI – 95% confidence interval; EMS – Emergency Medical Services; HEMS – Helicopter Emergency Medical Services; IV – intravenous.

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