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Central Venous Catheter Malpositions in Pediatric Patients: Two Case Reports

Pediatrik Olgularda Santral Venöz Kateter Malpozisyonları: İki Olgu Sunumu

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13–15
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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The other one has a femoral catheter, which curled after being placed with difficulty and it became dysfunctional

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Objective & Hypothesis:Central venous catheters are commonly used devices in pediatric patients who require treatment in intensive care units.
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Key Findings & Data:Despite immediate radiologic confirmation of the catheter position, the catheter may migrate spontanously in hours or days or even weeks after the procedure.
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Conclusion & Impact:The other one has a femoral catheter, which curled after being placed with difficulty and it became dysfunctional
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Abstract

Central venous catheters are commonly used devices in pediatric patients who require treatment in intensive care units. In addition to the advantages of a venous access and hemodynamic monitorisation catheters may also cause severe complications. The malposition of the catheter is one of the reasons for these complications. Despite immediate radiologic confirmation of the catheter position, the catheter may migrate spontanously in hours or days or even weeks after the procedure. We wish to submit two cases treated in our pediatric intensive care unit. One of them has a subclavian catheter, which migrates spontanously in days; its position was confirmed by radiological scanning after the procedure. The other one has a femoral catheter, which curled after being placed with difficulty and it became dysfunctional

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Santral venöz kateterler yoğun bakım tedavisi gerektiren pediatrik hastalarda sıklıkla ihtiyaç duyulan araçlardır. Tedavi ve takipte sağladığı avantajların yanı sıra ciddi olabilecek komplikasyonları da olabilmektedir. Kateter ucunun anormal yerleşimleri, olası komplikasyonlar açısından riskli bir durum olarak kabul edilir. İşlem sonrası radyolojik olarak yerinde olduğu onaylansa bile nadiren kateter ucu migrasyon göstererek saatler, günler hatta haftalar içinde yer değiştirebilmektedir. Kliniğimizde takip edilmiş olan; biri işlem sonrası yerinde olup takipte migrasyon gösteren subklavian kateter, diğeri ise zorlu işlem sonrasında kendi üzerine kıvrılarak hızla afonksiyonel hale gelen femoral kateterli olguların sunulması uygun görülmüştür

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YEŞİLBAŞ, O., ŞEVKETOĞLU, E., KIHTIR, H. S., YILDIRIM, H. M., KIHTIR, Z. (2022). Central Venous Catheter Malpositions in Pediatric Patients: Two Case Reports. Dahili ve Cerrahi Bilimler Yoğun Bakım Dergisi, Cilt: 6 - Sayı: 1, 13–15. https://ajindex.com/articles/649630

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