According to the reporter, during the procedure for the removal of temporary central venous catheter (cvc) on a guide wire and move to the insertion of the anterograde catheter with the stylets, the stylets were washed with saline along with the catheter respecting all the steps necessary for the success of the procedure.Once the catheter was positioned and the scope checked that the tip was well positioned, the guide wire and stylets were removed.Everything was very difficult so the whole catheter was forced to be removed because they could not remove the stylets since it was inside the catheter.No excessive force was used at the beginning, then a little more but they stopped.The device was not used successfully.It was noticed that the guide wire was coiled when it was removed and all the pieces are accounted for.The customer left the patient without vascular access and the procedure was not completed.They have to reschedule another implant and use another device.The stylets did not break into parts.No imaging was required for piece retrieval.Flushing was done and all was good.There was no other intervention or treatment required.The guidewire and the stylets are the one included in the kit.The catheter was not repaired.There was no tego utilized.Betadine was the cleaning agent used on the device.There was no blood loss as the procedure was carried out as usual.There was no luer adapter issue.There was nothing unusual noted on the guide wire and the stylets prior to use.There was no packaging damaged or even on the inner packaging.There were no patient symptoms or complications associated with the event.There was no patient injury.
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