A case report reveals hemostatic agent injection effectively treats tract bleeding from tunneled catheters, indicating a promising intervention.
Purpose: Tract hemorrhage following tunneled central venous catheter placement can be a challenging issue for some patients. We report our experience with the injection of a hemostatic agent into the central venous catheter tract for treatment of tract bleeding.
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