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1 Stuck dialysis catheters ANZSIN 2013 Michael Lam & Kendal Redmond
2 NT 39 yr old CI Maori - ESKD 2 o to cortical necrosis HD August 2002 R IJ tunneled Tesio catheter Oct 2002 Failed L RC AVF Feb 2004 Failed revision Aug 2006 Successful L BC AVF formation Sep 2007
3 Catheter removal Feb 2008 Failed radiological removal Feb 2008 Failed attempt by nephrologist Calcified tissue adherent to line
4 NT Feb 2008 Failed line snare by radiologist
5 April MRI NT
6 NT Jun 2008 TL infection Not eligible for transplant with chronic line sepsis Sep 2008 Further attempt at removal Pus along track Granulation of arterial cuff Line surface calcified Line accidentally cut
7 Stuck catheter - Pathology NDT 1996;11:1363 Tesio catheter 3 yr in situ Post mortem findings Fixed to SVC & RA Reactive tissue Calcification Small irregular shaped bodies Thickened vein wall
8 Stuck catheter - Histology Vena Cava Endothelial denudation, inflammatory infiltrate & thrombi Smooth muscle proliferation Catheter Cellular Smooth muscle Endothelial cells Cellular infiltrate New vessel formation Non cellular Thrombus Collagen Fibrin sheath extension intraluminally NDT 1996;11:1363, Vesely T, Veith Symposium
9 Management of stuck catheter Traction Internalization of catheter Laser sheath Mechanical dilator sheath Snares (+ guidewires) Sheath Endoluminal balloon dilatation Open thoracotomy
10 Management of stuck catheters Traction vascular tear retained fragments Internalization ± excision of external portion Dissection to venous entry point Purse string suture around catheter tied firmly as catheter transected Risks: Sepsis, Thrombosis
11 Laser sheath Designed for pacing wires Long flexible sheath Multiple optical fibres UV 100 microns penetration
12 Laser Sheath Seminars in Dialysis 2009;22:688 3 case reports Successful removals Internal diameter 12.5 French
13 Mechanical dilator sheath Evolution Device Pacing wire removal Flexible plastic sheath Distal threaded metal tip Attached handle allows sheath rotation Threaded metal end bores through adhesions
14 Snares Snare + Introducer sheath (JVIR 1994) Femoral approach snare to catheter tip Dissection to venous entry point Passage of introducer sheath over catheter with traction of tip
15 Snares Double snares (Cardiovasc IR 2007) Internal jugular & femoral sheaths IJ snare passed around catheter tip Femoral snare secured to catheter tip Internal sheath withdrawn IJ snare pulled up to strip catheter
16 Dissection of cuff 2 nd dissection at venous entry Catheter transected Guidewire/Sheath Guidewire passed through catheter Catheter securely tied to guidewire Introducer sheath pass over catheter J Vasc Access 2010;11:59
17 Endoluminal balloon dilatation Dissection to venotomy site Transection of catheter Guidewire introduction 5mm X 4cm balloon angioplasty catheter insertion at thoracic inlet Dilatation and repeat with 4 cm advances 6 mm X 4 cm catheter in other lumen Dilatation and repeat with 4 cm advances J vasc Access 2011;12:381
18 Endoluminal balloon dilatation JVIR 2012;23:1089
19 Endoluminal balloon dilatation JVIR 2012;23:1089
20 Precautions Procedure only in Hospital setting Sedation & analgesia Close cardiac monitoring Superior venocavogram prior to procedure Include a femoral sheath approach CT scan if suspicion of mediastinal or intrapericardial haemorrhage
21 Back to the case Nov 2009 Joint Vasc surgery/cardiology intervention R Neck cut down to jugular vein Simultaneous R femoral access Both tips cannulated Pus exuding Guidewires passed through & through Evolution Device Superior approach 1 st catheter breakage of segment 2 nd catheter further dissection
22 Nov 2009 NT Sudden drop in BP and haemothorax CPR commenced Immediately taken to cardiothoracic theatre R Int Jugular V torn from Subclavian Large tear on SVC Plastic sheath around catheter not intravascular & avulsed Catheter attached to torn vessel wall
23 Venous repair Bypass required NT Haemothorax drained Goretex graft from R subclavian to SVC R IJ V not reconnected Ongoing haemorrhage Concerns regarding brain damage during entire episode
24 NT Irreversible brain injury RIP 12/2/2009
25 Conclusions 1 Early permanent vascular access AVOID long-term tunneled catheters!!! Replacement of tunneled line Time for replacement Site of insertion Need for guideline Significant risks of removal of stuck catheters
26 Conclusions 2?Technology for removal of pacing wires transferable?promise of endoluminal dilatation Role of improved biotechnology
27 END
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