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Venous Stenosis Due to Central Venous Catheter in a Child who is Liver Transplant Recipient

Karaciğer Nakil Alıcısı Bir Çocuk Olguda Santral Venöz Katetere Bağlı Gelişen Venöz Stenoz

Mehmet Ali ERDOĞAN
Yusuf Ziya ÇOLAK
Osman KAÇMAZ
Mehmet KOLU
Hüseyin İlksen TOPRAK
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146–148
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We observed that venous stenosis which is an important complication of central venous cannulation can develop within a short time after temporary cannulation and shortly time, and it can not be easily detected with USG guidance

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Objective & Hypothesis:Venous Stenosis Due to Central Venous Catheter in a Child who is Liver Transplant RecipientCentral venous catheterization is widely used in clinical practice.
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Key Findings & Data:It has been reported that in 5 to 50% of patients with chronic hemodialysis subclavian stenosis occurs.
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Conclusion & Impact:We observed that venous stenosis which is an important complication of central venous cannulation can develop within a short time after temporary cannulation and shortly time, and it can not be easily detected with USG guidance
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Venous Stenosis Due to Central Venous Catheter in a Child who is Liver Transplant RecipientCentral venous catheterization is widely used in clinical practice. Thrombotic, stenotic and infectious complications of central venous catheterization are life threatening. It has been reported that in 5 to 50% of patients with chronic hemodialysis subclavian stenosis occurs. It is thought that since children have smaller caliber vessels when compared with adults, central catheters carry higher risk of venous stenosis. In this presentation; we aimed to present venous stenosis developed after transient central venous catheterization in a child with a normal internal jugular vein who had undergone liver transplantation approximately 30 days ago. We observed that venous stenosis which is an important complication of central venous cannulation can develop within a short time after temporary cannulation and shortly time, and it can not be easily detected with USG guidance

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Santral venöz kateterizasyon klinik pratikte yaygın olarak uygulamaktadır. Santral venöz kateterizasyonun trombotik, stenotik ve infeksiyöz komplikasyonları yaşamı tehdit edicidir. Kronik hemodiyaliz hastalarının %5 ile 50'sinde subkalvien vende stenoz oluştuğu bildirilmiştir. Özellikle yetişkinlerden daha küçük çapta damarlara sahip olduklarından çocuklarda santral kateterler, venöz stenoz riski taşıdığı düşünülmektedir. Bu sunuda, yaklaşık 30 gün önce karaciğer nakli nedeniyle opere olan ve sağ internal jugüler veninin normal olduğu görülen çocuk olguda, geçici santral venöz katater sonrasında gelişen venöz stenozu sunmayı amaçladık. Santral venöz kanülasyonun önemli bir komplikasyonu olan venöz stenozun geçici kanülasyon sonrasında ve kısa süre sonra gelişebileceği, ayrıca USG rehberliği ile bunun kolayca belirlenemeyeceğini gördük

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ERDOĞAN, M. A., ÇOLAK, Y. Z., KAÇMAZ, O., KOLU, M., TOPRAK, H. İ. (2017). Venous Stenosis Due to Central Venous Catheter in a Child who is Liver Transplant Recipient. Göğüs Kalp Damar Anestezi ve Yoğun Bakım Derneği Dergisi, Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 4, 146–148. https://ajindex.com/articles/167567

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