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February 8, 2026The Journal of Vascular Access0 citationsOpen Access

Unexpected Scarring From Capillary Blood Collection Device: Case Report

Unexpected scarring following use of capillary self-blood collection device: A case report and discussion of device design

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FMFrank MüllerAHAngelika HafkeJSJulie Schanz

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Overview

Case report describes unexpected scarring from a capillary blood collection device, highlighting safety concerns.

Key Points

  • The aim is to discuss an adverse effect related to the use of the Tasso+ self-blood collection device.
  • Description of a specific case involving a female study participant.
  • Documentation of the use of the Tasso+ device to collect blood.
  • Analysis of complications resulting from the device application.
  • The participant developed a gaping lesion after device use requiring surgical treatment.
  • The wound left a small permanent scar, highlighting an unreported adverse effect of the device.

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Müller et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698827a20fc35cd7a8846735https://doi.org/10.1177/11297298251415110
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