[Sticking guide wire. Problems with a high-flow catheter]
- PMID: 21424310
- DOI: 10.1007/s00101-011-1870-7
[Sticking guide wire. Problems with a high-flow catheter]
Abstract
In the case presented an intravenous line for large volume infusion rates was to be placed in a patient with an aortic aneurysm during clinical preoperative care. After a high-flow catheter had been placed without any problems retraction of the guide wire was found to be impossible. Computer tomography revealed that the reason was a kink in the catheter resulting in the guide wire being nipped off. Fortunately both catheter and guide wire could be removed completely without any further complications.
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