Key result
A dialysis patient with hyperkalemia developed life-threatening bradycardia and cardiac arrest during a percutaneous declotting procedure.
Population
Dialysis patient with elevated serum potassium undergoing percutaneous declotting of an arteriovenous graft
Design
Case_report
Authors
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Raises caution for arrest during declotting in hyperkalemic dialysis patients; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
Case Report (n=1)
Dialysis patients with hyperkalemia are at risk for life-threatening bradycardia and cardiac arrest during percutaneous declotting procedures.
Charles Wiltrout (2010) conducted a case report in Hyperkalemia in a dialysis patient (n=1). Percutaneous declotting of an arteriovenous graft was evaluated on Bradycardia and cardiac arrest. A dialysis patient with hyperkalemia developed life-threatening bradycardia and cardiac arrest during a percutaneous declotting procedure.
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