Key result
Left brachiocephalic vein perforation after central catheterization mimics ACS with dialysis-onset chest pain.
Population
A patient with left brachiocephalic vein perforation after central venous catheterisation for acute…
Design
Case_report
Authors
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Early recognition of perforations during central venous catheter insertion remains essential in acute hemodialysis; Level 5 data leaves open standardized diagnostic protocols.
Case Report (n=1)
Great vessel perforation should be considered in the differential diagnosis of chest pain occurring at the onset of hemodialysis after central venous catheter insertion.
Altunören et al. (2016) conducted a case report in Left brachiocephalic vein perforation after central venous catheterisation (n=1). Central venous hemodialysis catheterisation was evaluated on Left brachiocephalic vein perforation and associated symptoms. Left brachiocephalic vein perforation after central venous catheterisation can present with chest pain at dialysis onset, mimicking anaphylaxis, air embolism, or acute coronary syndromes.
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