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An alternative treatment for iatrogenic right ventricular puncture in primary percutaneous intervention

Primer perkütan girişim sırasında iyatrojenik sağ ventrikül delinmesinin alternatif tedavisi

Mehmet MELEK
Hasan ARI
Selma ARI
Alper KARAKUŞ
Sencer ÇAMCI
Pages
638–640
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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This may be an alternative option to treat iatrogenic right ventricle puncture occurring during pericardiocentesis without cardiac surgery or a vascular closure device

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Objective & Hypothesis:– Right ventricle perforation is an uncommon, but potentially fatal, possible complication of pericardiocentesis.
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Key Findings & Data:This case was successfully treated with the incremental removal of the drainage catheter, replacing it with a smaller catheter at 10-minute intervals.
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Conclusion & Impact:This may be an alternative option to treat iatrogenic right ventricle puncture occurring during pericardiocentesis without cardiac surgery or a vascular closure device
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Abstract

– Right ventricle perforation is an uncommon, but potentially fatal, possible complication of pericardiocentesis. We presented a case of right ventricular perforation that developed during urgent pericardiocentesis due to tamponade. This case was successfully treated with the incremental removal of the drainage catheter, replacing it with a smaller catheter at 10-minute intervals. This may be an alternative option to treat iatrogenic right ventricle puncture occurring during pericardiocentesis without cardiac surgery or a vascular closure device

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Sağ ventrikül delinmesi perikardiyosentezin seyrek fakat ölümcül olabilen bir komplikasyonudur. Tamponat nedeniyle acil perikardiyosentez uygulaması sırasında sağ ventrikülde perforasyon olan bir olgu sunuldu. Bu olgu, drenaj kateteri çıkartılıp, 10 dk'lık aralıklarla küçük boyutlu kateterler kademeli olarak değiştirilerek başarıyla tedavi edildi. Kalp cerrahisi ve damar kapatma cihazı olmaksızın perikardiyosentez sırasında iyatrojenik sağ ventrikül ponksiyonunun tedavisi için ilk yerleştirilen kateterin daha küçük boyutlu kateterlerle adım adım değiştirilerek çıkarılması bir tedavi seçeneği olabilir.

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MELEK, M., ARI, H., ARI, S., KARAKUŞ, A., ÇAMCI, S. (2022). An alternative treatment for iatrogenic right ventricular puncture in primary percutaneous intervention. Türk Kardiyoloji Derneği Arşivi, Cilt: 45 - Sayı: 7, 638–640. https://ajindex.com/articles/632293

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