According to the reporter, 30 minutes into catheter insertion, it was stated that there was difficulty inserting the stylet into the catheter.It was difficult to advance the product (stylet) and it was said that it had kinked at multiple places during introduction.The inside of the catheter was flushed with physiological saline prior to the insertion of the device (stylet) and the stylet was introduced with the white surface facing the center of the catheter.The product (stylet) was inserted while being held between 2 to 3 cm from the hub and the branch part was not clamped during the process.It was also reported that during the insertion of the guidewire, issues such as difficult to be inserted into the stylet and the feeling of being stuck when being inserted were observed.It was told that the catheter had kinked as well near the insertion site and blood did not flow initially.The device (catheter) was moved near the exit site to resolve the issue.It was later said that although poor blood removal had occured sporadically, blood removal and blood return were able to be performed by changing the patient's body position to correct the issue thus the placement was continued.Seldinger method was the procedure method used (sheath introducer method was not used) and the patient was said to be under local anesthesia.The placement site was reportedly done in the right jugular vein of the patient.For the subcutaneous tunnel, the caudal exit was located between 2 to 3 cm inside the nipple and between 3 to 4 cm at cranial site.The cranial exit was located at 1 cm outside of the guidewire insertion part.There was no package damage noted and nothing unusual was observed on all the reported components (stylet, guidewire and catheter shaft).There was no reported patient injury.
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