CLINICAL CASE OF SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT IN INTRAVASCULAR DEEP VENOUS LINE (DVL) DESTRUCTION WITH SUBSEQUENT MIGRATION OF THE DISTAL SEGMENT INTO THE HEART CAVITY
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Every year a large number of newborns receive medical care in intensive care units. The intravenous route of administration is used to administer infusion therapy. PICC catheterization (peripheral inserted central catheter) provides central venous access. However, this access has a number of complications. We present a clinical case of a complication of PICC lines catheterization.
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