Presentation
Central line insertion following spinal surgery.
Patient Data
Age: 11 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Central line in subclavian vein
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Right internal jugular line. The tip is malpositioned and lies projected over the subclavian vessels. Assuming insertion into the internal jugular vein, this lies in the subclavian vein and requires repositioning. Bilateral pleural drains.
Case Discussion
Malposition of an internal jugular vein central line in the subclavian vein.
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