Article detail · 2014
Can femoral dialysis catheter insertion cause a life threatening complication?
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Journal of Clinical and Experimental InvestigationsISSN 1309-6621
- Year
- 2014
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- article
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Venous catheter (VC) insertion may be necessary for the patients with renal failure facing vascular access problem. Femoral VCs are commonly used for their lower complication rates especially in emergency clinics. The incidence of bleeding associated with VC is reported 0.5-1.6%, however, life threatening hemorrhage and complications requiring surgical intervention are very rare. In this manuscript, we aimed to present a case with hemolytic uremic syndrome complicated with retroperitoneal hematoma after femoral VC insertion.
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