The doctor performed a diagnostic coronary cath on the patient and proceeded with his normal routine.At the end of the case, he did a groin shot to view potential to close with vascade.The stick was believed and appeared to be slightly high but no other limitations to be concerned with moving forward.While holding pressure, the patient began to complain of back pain.After holding 10 minutes, hemostasis seemed to be achieved however the patient's symptoms were worsening.The patient became hypotensive and platelet count dropped to a 2.4 in the recovery area.A ct scan was performed and additional pressure was held for about 20 minutes but it was determined that the patient had a retroperitoneal bleed and needed to be rushed to (b)(6).Blood was given as well as fluids.The patient became stable upon arrival at univ hospital.No further intervention was needed.
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