It was reported that the patient experienced vasovagal response, hypotension, nausea, and incontinence.A 0.018 platinum plus guidewire was advanced with a non-boston scientific (bsc) implantable pulmonary pressure monitoring sensor.During deployment, it was not certain if the sensor was fully detached from the delivery catheter.The sensor deployed at an angle causing concern that the distal portion of the sensor body was still attached to catheter.The physician was able to use the pulmonary artery catheter to remove the device from the delivery system with final placement within the pulmonary artery.Upon placing the venous sheath into the patient, the patient experienced profound vagal response.Multiple fluid boluses and multiple doses of neo synephrine were required.Subsequently, the patient frequently yawned and remained pale, hypotensive, and nauseous throughout the procedure and had incontinence while attempting to manipulate the sensor.The patient then has a second profound vagal response to sheath removal.Additional fluids and vasoconstrictor medications were administered.Eventually, the patient was stable, recovered and was released.A clinically significant delay to the procedure was reported and additional sedation was required.The procedure was completed and no further patient complications reported.
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