The Case against the «Temporary» Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter

Dj, Leehey; Jt, Daugirdas; Ts, Ing; Wp, Geis; Jl, Giacchino

doi:10.1177/039139888200500603

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“…Al though blind insertion of such catheters is relatively simple to perform, serious complications have occurred, includ ing puncture of blood vessels and perforation of viscera [2,3], In the present report, we describe laceration of a pelvic kidney, and injury to the inferior vena cava and abdominal aorta, during percutaneous insertion of a peri toneal stylet-catheter.…”

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Injury to Pelvic Kidney and Major Abdominal Blood Vessels during ‘Temporary’ Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter Insertion

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“…Instead, we prefer to surgically implant a Tenckholf cathe ter into the peritoneal cavity under direct vision using local anesthesia. With this surgical approach (412 implan tations over an 8-year period), the incidence of serious complications has been markedly reduced [3],…”

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