Esophageal inserted subclavian catheter:a rare complication  

作　　者：DilberÜçöz Kocaşaban SertaçGüler 

机构地区：[1]Emergency Medicine Clinic,Health Sciences University Ankara Training and Research Hospital,Ankara 06930,Turkey

出　　处：《World Journal of Emergency Medicine》2024年第3期243-245,共3页世界急诊医学杂志（英文）

摘　　要：Central venous catheterization(CVC) is an invasive procedure for administering fluids,nutrients,and drugs;monitoring central venous pressure;performing pulmonary artery catheterization;and placing transvenous pacemakers in intensive care units and all specialties,from anesthesia to emergency medicine,for the treatment of trauma and hemodynamically unstable pediatric and adult patients.[1,2]Complications have been observed in more than 15% of patients who underwent CVC.Mechanical,infectious,and thrombotic complications have been reported in 5%–19%,5%–26%,and 2%–26% of patients,respectively.[3] Malposition,on the other hand,is common in subclavian catheter insertion and is usually associated with an initially misplaced guidewire.[4]

关 键 词：UNSTABLE INSERTION initially 

分 类 号：R615[医药卫生—外科学]