Home > Past Issue > Abstract Wed, 10 May, 2006 Search   By Title By Author By any word Subscribers' Area   Activate your print subscription   New Subscriber   Renew   Claim   Update your account Contents   Current Issue   Past Issues   Forthcoming Author's Information   Instructions to authors   Copyright About JVA   Aims and scope   Editorial board   Staff   Terms and conditions   Permission form Advertising News and Events Feedback Links Info Journal of Vascular Access 2000; 1: 70 - 72 Catheter malfunction due to spontaneous permcath displacement into medium suprahepatic vein G. Barril1, S. Cigarran1, A. Friera2, C. Gallego2, A. Fernandez Perpen1, A. Cirugeda1, R. Selgas1 1Servicio de Nefrología, Hospital Universitario La Princesa, Madrid - Spain 2Radiología, Hospital Universitario La Princesa, Madrid - Spain ABSTRACT One of the last options, when the other possibilities of vascular access present malfunction, is the insertion of a permanent catheter in a central vein, preferentially internal jugular vein. This option is considered when arteriovenous access is impossible. We report a case of malfunction due to a permanent catheter dis-placement solved by vascular interventional radiology. Full Text, Printable Format The Journal of Vascular Access - published and copyrighted by Wichtig Editore - Milano (Italy) Autorizzazione n. 788 del 16.12.1999 reg. tribunale di Milano - Direttore Responsabile Diego Brancaccio - ISSN 1724-6032