Kardiyak Diyagnostik Kateterizasyon Sırasında Sol Ventriküler Perforasyon Olgusu: Klinik Takip ve Tedavi

Koroner arter hastalığı ön tanısı ile hastaya standart anjiografi sonrası sol ventrikülografi yapılırken, kullanılan “pigtail” sol ventrikül duvarını perfore etti. Gelişen hemoperikardium klinik ve ekokardiyografik olarak takip edildi. Bu komplikasyon, operasyon gerektiren bir durum gelişmeden spontan olarak stabilize oldu ve tamponad gelişmeden noninvaziv takip ile hasta taburcu edildi

The Case, Left Ventricular Perforation During The Diagnostic Cardiac Catheterization: Clinical Follow-Up and Management

During the standart coronary angiography and left ventriculography for a patient with prediagnosed coronary artery disease, the tip of the pigtail entered to the pericardial space piercing the left ventricular free wall. Complicated hemopericardium was clinically observed and followed by using echocardiography. This complication was stabilized spontaneously and the patient was discharged without progressing to the tamponade and requiring any operation

Keywords:

left ventricular perforation, cardiac catheterization,

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