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2014
DOI: 10.5546/aap.2014.e9
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Persistencia intracardíaca de la vaina de fibrina pericatéter en un neonato: informe de un caso

Abstract: RESUMENUna de las complicaciones relacionadas con los catéteres venosos centrales es la denominada "vaina o manguito de fibrina". La persistencia de esta estructura después de extraer el catéter venoso central no es habitual, especialmente dentro de una cámara cardíaca. Un neonato con proceso infeccioso y trombosis de la vena porta, en quien se sospechó la presencia de un fragmento del catéter venoso umbilical retenido en la aurícula derecha, fue traído a la consulta para su eventual extracción mediante catete… Show more

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“…A few pediatric case reports and case series have been published about retained fibrin sheaths, with the median age of 8 years (ages 0-19 years) and median catheter dwell time of 2 years (6 days to 4 years) (Table 1). In neonates specifically, there are two published cases of infants with retained fibrin sheaths; one was a term infant with a PICC that was present for 49 days [10] and the other a term infant with a UVC present for 6 days [11].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A few pediatric case reports and case series have been published about retained fibrin sheaths, with the median age of 8 years (ages 0-19 years) and median catheter dwell time of 2 years (6 days to 4 years) (Table 1). In neonates specifically, there are two published cases of infants with retained fibrin sheaths; one was a term infant with a PICC that was present for 49 days [10] and the other a term infant with a UVC present for 6 days [11].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%