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Stenosis of internal jugular vein detected by ultrasound imaging in renal recipient patient

Ahmet Selim Ozkan, Mehmet Ali Erdogan, Sedat Akbas, Mahmut Sahin, Nevzat Erdil.




Abstract

Central Venous Stenosis (CVS) has been reported as a later complication of recurrent and long-term Central Venous Cannulation (CVC). Using ultrasonography (USG) before or during CVC greatly increases first-pass success and decreases the complications such as arterial puncture or hemotoma. Anatomical abnormalities of Internal Jugular Vein (IJV) often leads to increase the complication rate and the failed attempt. In this presentation; we aimed to report that the use of USG during CVC in renal recipient patient with CVS.

Key words: Jugular vein stenosis, ultrasound, renal recipient patient






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