Objectives: To present a rare complication of the use of Cough Lok following coronary artery surgery.

Methods: Case report.

Results: Report of axillary artery thrombosis following use of Cough Lok.

Conclusions: Axillary artery thrombosis as a complication related to the use of the Cough Lok belt has not been previously reported. This rare complication was treated with endovascular thrombolysis. Staff awareness is the most important factor for its prevention.

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