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The patient underwent open-heart surgery, and the 5-cm-long kirschner wire was removed from the right ventricle through a right atriotomy.
Kirschner wire migration is a notorious incident in orthopedic surgery. Efforts to avoid it was carried out by several standard procedures, including bending the wire and reporting the cases all around the world in many journals. Nevertheless, the incident still happens, and some include symptoms that amazed doctors as to how the wire travelled.
Dec 11, 2019 kirschner wire migration is one of the most common complications after internal fixation of fracture or dislocation in the shoulder region.
Request pdf intracardiac migration of a kirschner wire: case report and literature review migration of orthopedic wires to a solid organ or body cavity is a rare complication that can cause.
Such migration can cause vessel injury by prolonged occlusion or by overdistention of the vessel when the catheter balloon is inflated. The period of time during which the balloon remains inflated and wedged should be limited, particularly in patients with pulmonary hypertension.
Jan 15, 2018 a kirschner wire (k-wire) is a stainless steel pin with at least one sharpened tip that is mainly used for the internal fixation of bone fractures.
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Penetrating nail injuries may occur accidentally and penetrating heart injuries by the nails are uncommon. Finding foreign bodies in the heart may be challenging during the operation due to the movement of the foreign body. A 34-year-old construction worker was brought to the emergency department with a history of accidental injury with a nail.
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The cardiac migration of foreign bodies is a rare but dangerous complication. The most frequent situations are shoulder or sternoclavicular surgeries in which many kirschner’s wires cardiac migrations have been reported [2, 3, 5-10].
Jun 3, 2019 at the follow-up, 12 days after the surgical procedure, migration of the kirschner wire to the acromion edge was identified.
Kirschner (k) wires can easily migrate, resulting in serious complications. We report a 49-year-old woman who had a rare and late complication related to the migration of k wire.
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Jul 29, 2020 intracardiac migration of a kirschner wire: case report and literature review.
Kirschner wires (k-wires) are often used to treat injury to the shoulder girdle.
Apr 1, 2020 due to late migration of multiple kirschner-wire after shoulder fracture fixation sub-sternal and 12-f drain in intra cardiac.
Migration to the cardiovascular system is usually symptomatic and can result in devastating complications [2,3]. In an extensive review of case reports of wire migration from the shoulder region, the authors found 49 cases of migration in 47 patients, including 17 cases in which a pin had migrated to a major vascular system such as the heart.
[3][4][5][6] a needle lost in the baby's bed subsequently penetrating in the baby's thorax can be the cause of fever and weight loss in childhood but may also be observed occasionally years later. 7 a possible embolization of a kirschner wire to the heart or great vessels is also reported after orthopedic surgery.
Intracardiac migration of a kirschner wire from the right clavicle. A spinal cord injury caused by a migrating kirschner wire following osteosynthesis of the clavicle: a case review.
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Echocardiography indicated that the wire was in the right ventricle. The patient underwent open-heart surgery, and the 5-cm-long kirschner wire was removed from the right ventricle through a right atriotomy. To the best of our knowledge, this is the only reported instance of intracardiac embolization of a kirschner wire.
Intracardiac migration of a kirschner wire: case report and literature review. Int j cardiovasc imaging, 27 suppl 1:85-88, 19 nov 2011 cited by: 12 articles pmid: 22101576.
We report the case of a 50-year old man diagnosed with intracardiac migration of a kirschner wire (k-wire). The patient had undergone surgical fixation of rib fracture 32 months previously.
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Intracardiac migration of a kirschner wire: case report and litera-ture review. Removal of kirschner wire that migrated from the pelvic bone into the right ventricle of the heart.
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We report a patient with kirschner wire (k-wire) migration from the right pelvic cavity, a previous fracture site, into the right ventricle of the heart. K-wire migration was initially detected by simple chest radiography.
(k) wires from the upper extremity joints has often been reported, but it is less common from the lower extremities.
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Least common is the unintentional ingestion and subsequent migration of a needle-like object into the cardiac mass without external penetrating trauma our case is the first reported case of an intracardiac needle that was the result of occult ingestion of which we are aware.
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