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According to the reporter, due to uremia and acute heart failure, the patient underwent to emergency hemodialysis treatment at 16:30.In the ward, the patient was given a temporary hemodialysis catheter in the right femoral vein.The right femoral vein was punctured smoothly with a thick needle and the guide wire was guided into the thick needle.The guide wire tip was embedded in the puncture needle, and the guide wire could not get in or out.After pulling out the guide wire forcefully, it was found that the guide wire tip had been elongated and damaged, and the guide could not be completed.Later, they replaced the guide wire of the same batch with a new package of hemodialysis central venous catheter kit, which was successfully completed.It was also mentioned that iodophor was used as the solution or cleaning agent on the insertion site prior to product placement and nothing unusual was observed on the device prior to use.Flushing was performed with no problem result and there were no other products utilized with the device.There were no other defects/damages found on the device, there was no problem with the catheter's dimension and there was no occlusion.The guide wire that was included in the kit was the one being used and the guide wire was removed together with the catheter.There were no other tools used when trying to removed the guide wire, there was no blood loss and blood transfusion was not required.The guide wire was still intact when it was removed and there was no intervention/treatment required as the result of the event.It was also mentioned that it caused time delay to the patient.There was no reported patient injury.
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