Abstract
Peripheral arterial catheterization can be performed for hemodynamic monitoring during major cardiovascular operations. Different neurologic and cardiovascular complications may develop depending on the site of intervention. Peripheral nerve injuries are a rare complication of these catheterizations. Herein, we report median and ulnar nerve injury due to axillary catheterization in a patient with paraplegia due to spinal cord ischemia and rehabilitation results.
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