Journal of cardiac surgery · 2020
Retrieval of a retained guide wire from the deltoid muscle-A rare and delayed presentation post cardiac resynchronization therapy lead replacement.
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Yadav Vimal Kant, Jhanwar Shailesh, Goyal Brij Mohan, Patel Surendra
Аннотация
BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Fracture and retention of a guidewire after cardiac resynchronization therapy device implantation has not been reported in the literature so far, although it is an uncommon but known complication during cardiac interventions like percutaneous coronary interventions and other cardiac catheterization procedures.
METHODS: A 53 years old female patient presented with severe pain over the left arm and shoulder for a period of 1 to 2 days. The patient had a history of dilated cardiomyopathy with severe left ventricular dysfunction and underwent cardiac resynchronization therapy device implant 3 years back with subsequent lead replacement 6 months back due to lead dysfunction. On evaluation, a coronary guidewire which might have fractured and been retained inadvertently during previous surgical procedure, was discovered in her deltoid muscle. Her symptoms were attributed to the guide wire which may have been aggravated by the movements of her arm. Emergency surgical exploration was done and the guidewire was removed.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: We are reporting a case of unlikely and unusual delayed presentation of retained intervention guide-wire post cardiac resynchronization therapy, which was retrieved from the left deltoid muscle.
METHODS: A 53 years old female patient presented with severe pain over the left arm and shoulder for a period of 1 to 2 days. The patient had a history of dilated cardiomyopathy with severe left ventricular dysfunction and underwent cardiac resynchronization therapy device implant 3 years back with subsequent lead replacement 6 months back due to lead dysfunction. On evaluation, a coronary guidewire which might have fractured and been retained inadvertently during previous surgical procedure, was discovered in her deltoid muscle. Her symptoms were attributed to the guide wire which may have been aggravated by the movements of her arm. Emergency surgical exploration was done and the guidewire was removed.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: We are reporting a case of unlikely and unusual delayed presentation of retained intervention guide-wire post cardiac resynchronization therapy, which was retrieved from the left deltoid muscle.