Transcutaneous intravascular transposition of a permanent dialysis catheter

Jerzy Piecuch; Maciej Wiewióra; Wojciech Jacheć; Monika Szrot; Albert Krzak

doi:10.5114/wiitm.2014.44136

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Case report

Transcutaneous intravascular transposition of a permanent dialysis catheter

Jerzy Piecuch

,

Maciej Wiewióra

,

Wojciech Jacheć

,

Monika Szrot

,

Albert Krzak

Videosurgery Miniin (e-pub, ahead of print)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5114/wiitm.2014.44136

Online publish date: 2014/07/19

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Permanent catheters are used to provide long-lasting access for long-term dialysis therapy in certain patients when creating an arteriovenous fistula between their own vessels is not possible, when there are contraindications for fistula creation or when the expected lifetime of the patient is short. We present the case of a patient with terminal renal insufficiency treated with hemodialysis for 5 years. Due to post-thrombotic changes and venous stenosis resulting from long-term cannulation with dialysis catheters, the replacement catheter was inserted through the previously used canal and transcutaneous intravascular catheter transposition was performed.

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Transcutaneous intravascular transposition of a permanent dialysis catheter

Jerzy Piecuch , Maciej Wiewióra , Wojciech Jacheć , Monika Szrot , Albert Krzak

permanent catheters, hemodialysis, endovascular catheter transposition

Jerzy Piecuch

,

Maciej Wiewióra

,

Wojciech Jacheć

,

Monika Szrot

,

Albert Krzak