According to the literature source of study, due to lack of peripheral access, a cuffed-tunneled hemodialysis catheter (14.5 fr, symmetrical tip, 36 cm) was placed.It was also stated that the dialysis treatment on the following day was interrupted due to flow problems.To exclude the suspected angiostenosis or thrombosis of the left internal jugular vein, an x-ray of the chest was performed as the first step and revealing the malposition of the catheter tip into the chest.It was also mentioned that 3d-reconstruction without angiogram was used.The catheter was immediately withdrawn from the left jugular vein and followed by subsequent implantation of a new catheter via the right femoral vein.The procedure was completed, there was no blood loss and blood transfusion was not needed.Flushing was performed and the line was hard flush with syringe.There was no other product being utilized with the device, there was no damage to the catheter itself, there was no medical intervention done the patient and anti coagulant (tpa heparin) was used.
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