Central venous catheterization is performed frequently in especially intensive care, major surgery and cancer patients and arterial cannulation is one of the most serious complications of this procedure.Assessment of the colour, pulsatility and pressure of blood coming from the needle or injector, USG guidance, assessment of blood gases, fluoroscopy and echocardiography can be used for avoiding and recognizing this complication during the procedure.In this report; we interpreted the doubt of carotid artery cannulation because of very high oxygenation levels of the blood obtained from catheter after jugular venous catheterization in an intensive care patient with sepsis.
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Objective & Hypothesis:Central venous catheterization is performed frequently in especially intensive care, major surgery and cancer patients and arterial cannulation is one of the most serious complications of this procedure.Assessment of the colour, pulsatility and pressure of blood coming from the needle or injector, USG guidance, assessment of blood gases, fluoroscopy and echocardiography can be used for avoiding and recognizing this complication during the procedure.In this report; we interpreted the doubt of carotid artery cannulation because of very high oxygenation levels of the blood obtained from catheter after jugular venous catheterization in an intensive care patient with sepsis.
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Key Findings & Data:Central venous catheterization is performed frequently in especially intensive care, major surgery and cancer patients and arterial cannulation is one of the most serious complications of this procedure.Assessment of the colour, pulsatility and pressure of blood coming from the needle or injector, USG guidance, assessment of blood gases, fluoroscopy and echocardiography can be used for avoiding and recognizing this complication during the procedure.In this report; we interpreted the doubt of carotid artery cannulation because of very high oxygenation levels of the blood obtained from catheter after jugular venous catheterization in an intensive care patient with sepsis.
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Conclusion & Impact:Central venous catheterization is performed frequently in especially intensive care, major surgery and cancer patients and arterial cannulation is one of the most serious complications of this procedure.Assessment of the colour, pulsatility and pressure of blood coming from the needle or injector, USG guidance, assessment of blood gases, fluoroscopy and echocardiography can be used for avoiding and recognizing this complication during the procedure.In this report; we interpreted the doubt of carotid artery cannulation because of very high oxygenation levels of the blood obtained from catheter after jugular venous catheterization in an intensive care patient with sepsis.
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📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Domain Parameters
Abstract
Central venous catheterization is performed frequently in especially intensive care, major surgery and cancer patients and arterial cannulation is one of the most serious complications of this procedure.Assessment of the colour, pulsatility and pressure of blood coming from the needle or injector, USG guidance, assessment of blood gases, fluoroscopy and echocardiography can be used for avoiding and recognizing this complication during the procedure.In this report; we interpreted the doubt of carotid artery cannulation because of very high oxygenation levels of the blood obtained from catheter after jugular venous catheterization in an intensive care patient with sepsis.
Özet
Santral venöz kataterizasyon(SVK) özellikle yoğun bakım, major cerrahi ve kanser hastalarına sık uygulanan bir işlem olup arteriel kanülasyon bu işlemin en ciddi komplikasyonlarındandır. İşlem sırasında tanınması ve önlenmesi için iğne ya da kanülü dolduran kanın pulsatilitesi, rengi ve basıncının değerlendirilmesi, ultrasonografi kılavuzluğu, kan gazı değerlendirmesi, floroskopi ve ekokardiyografi kullanılabilir. Bu yazımızda; sepsis tanısıyla yoğun bakımda takip edilen bir hastada, juguler venöz kataterizasyon sırasında yerleştirilen kataterden alınan kandaki oksijenasyon parametrelerinin yüksek olmasıyla oluşan karotid arter kanülasyon şüphesini yorumlamaya çalıştık.
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ADEMOĞLU, D., TEZCAN, B., TURAN, S., KAZANCI, D., ÖZGÖK, A. (2017). The scary doubt in jugular venous catheterization : Carotid artery cannulation. Gülhane Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 59 - Sayı: 3, 63–65. https://ajindex.com/articles/226071
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