The literature finding specifies that a patient underwent a unknown procedure which involved the cook-swartz doppler flow probe standard cuff (dp-sdp001).
The wire of the device was removed on post-operative day ten.
Swelling of the patient's neck was noted six hours after the removal of the device wire, so the patient was immediately taken for surgery.
It was noted that there was a fresh laceration at the venous pedicle, which was immediately repaired with good results.
The authors suggest that the complication is due to their method of coiling the wire loop under the skin, which is not a standard practice.
This practice is also not recommended by the manufacturer.
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