Treat Non-Chemo Extravasations Based on the Offending Agent
July 2024
You’re on the front line to guide management of non-chemo extravasations.
Think of non-chemo vesicants as those that cause damage due to vasoconstriction, hyperosmolarity, pH extremes, etc.
When these vesicants leak into the tissue around an IV catheter, they can cause tissue necrosis. This extravasation is different than an infiltration...when a NON-vesicant is the culprit.
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