Totally implantable catheter migration and its percutaneous retrieval: case report and review of the literature.
作者： E Intagliata
DOI: 10.11138/GCHIR/2016.37.5.211
关键词: Blood stream 、 Neoplasm staging 、 Surgery 、 Catheter 、 Right heart 、 Vein catheterization 、 Percutaneous 、 Left subclavian vein 、 Complication 、 Medicine
摘要: Totally subcutaneous intravascular portals have been increasingly used to administer long-term chemotherapy and parental nutrition. The reported complications are rare. Accidental endovascular rupture of a fragment catheter is one the most formidable central vein catheterization. Authors report case deployment Port-a-Cath its percutaneous retrieval. accidentally detached migrated from reservoir port-a-cath placed in left subclavian right heart cavities through blood stream. A review Literature also given, focusing on possible factors responsible for this unusual complication.
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