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Despite widespread catheter use, no standardized method of securement has been proven superior. <jats:italic>Methods:<\/jats:italic> A prospective randomized trial of catheter securement with either tape or suture was undertaken in pediatric patients hospitalized at a tertiary children's hospital. Patient demographics, catheter dwell time, and all catheter complications were collected. All patients were followed for the entire dwell time of the catheter, including those discharged with lines still in place. <jats:italic>Results:<\/jats:italic> Sixty\u2010six patients completed the study, with 34 children in the suture group and 32 children in the tape group. Patients' ages ranged from 9 months to 19 years. Overall complication rate in our sutured group was 5.8%, and 32.4% in the tape group. <jats:italic>Conclusions:<\/jats:italic> In this study of children of varying ages, sutured PICCs were associated with significantly fewer complications than those catheters secured with tape (<jats:italic>p<\/jats:italic> = .005). 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