Abstract
Undiagnosed kinking of advanced venous access
Highlights
55 years female presented with shortness of breath on mild exertion since 1 month
It has flexible lumen walls that quickly adapt to fluid delivery needs
As the patient was shifted to recovery room after the surgery, sterile dressing over the central venous insertion site is changed as a routine practice
Summary
55 years female presented with shortness of breath on mild exertion since 1 month. On evaluation, she was found to have severe aortic stenosis with left ventricular dysfunction. Advanced Venous Access (AVA) has integrated introducer port for swan ganz catheter insertion and multi-lumen central venous access. It has flexible lumen walls that quickly adapt to fluid delivery needs.
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