Current Perspective and Strategy on Management of Spontaneous Jugular Venous Ectasia: A Systematic Review

Wang, Siwen; Jing, Tianzhen; Feng, Ruijia; Xiao, Xiong; Wang, Mingshan; Qin, Yuansen; Yao, Chen; Hu, Zhiqiang; Wang, Shenming; Chang, Guangqi

doi:10.1016/j.avsg.2022.11.023

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“…Neck Hornformation, also known as Pseudoaneurysm, which is a vascular complication that can develop during jugular vein catheterization for hemodialysis [1]. Neck Hornformation occurs when the arterial wall is compromised, allowing blood to escape and accumulate in the surrounding tissue.…”

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Neck Horn Formation After Jugular Vein Catheterization For Haemodialysis: Case Report

ALŞALALDEH

2023

Journal of Emergency Medicine Case Reports

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Background: Haemodialysis is an essential life-saving procedure for persons suffering from kidney failure. Haemodialysis is usually aceived by central venous catheterization. Neck hornformation is one of the most serious and seldom complications of the procedure. Case Report: A haemodialysis catheter was placed in a 43-year-old man's right internal jugular vein after his arteriovenous fistula failed. After having the catheter removed, a neck horn developed at the puncture site. Horn resection and thrombus evacuation were the surgical treatment methods used. Conclusion: Neck horn following an internal jugular catheter insertion might be dangerous if left untreated. The horn and thrombus are best removed surgically and treated with antibiotics.

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