A rare complication of internal jugular venous catheterization in spinal fracture surgery: A case report

This case highlights the importance of careful catheter placement and early recognition of rare complications such as catheter-related chylothorax to improve patient outcomes. Early recognition and prompt management are essential for preventing morbidity and improving patient outcomes.

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Medicine
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2025-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.1097/md.0000000000046224
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Lymphatic Disorders and Treatments
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A rare complication of internal jugular venous catheterization in spinal fracture surgery: A case report

Zhaolin Xie, Qibiao Zhang, H Liao
Medicine
Lymphatic Disorders and Treatments
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A rare complication of internal jugular venous catheterization in spinal fracture surgery: A case report

Zhaolin Xie, Qibiao Zhang, H Liao
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Abstract

This case highlights the importance of careful catheter placement and early recognition of rare complications such as catheter-related chylothorax to improve patient outcomes. Early recognition and prompt management are essential for preventing morbidity and improving patient outcomes.

MedicineVol. 104(50)
Guigang City People's Hospital (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 40%
Lymphatic Disorders and Treatments
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