Accidental puncture of the aorta during subclavian central venous catheterization:a case reportOA
Central venous catheterization(CVC)is a fundamental clinical procedure widely performed across medical specialties.However,the complication rate of subclavian vein catheterization ranges from 6%to 11%.[1]Common complications include hemothorax,pneumothorax,air embolism,arterial puncture,and aortic perforation.[2]Herein,we report a rare case of accidental puncture of the aorta during subclavian CVC,which was successfully managed with a ventricular septal defect(VSD)occluder.
Lichao Qin;Hongwei Shan
Emergency Medicine Department,Inner Mongolia Medical University Affiliated Hospital,Hohhot 010030,ChinaEmergency Medicine Department,Inner Mongolia Medical University Affiliated Hospital,Hohhot 010030,China
医药卫生
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《World Journal of Emergency Medicine》 2026 (1)
P.101-102,2
supported by a grant from the Beijing Union Medical College Foundation-Rui E Emergency Medicine Research Fund in 2025。
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