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  • Pressure-injectable peripherally inserted central catheters (PICC) are commonly used for injecting contrast during CT scans, and while they are typically safe, complications can occur.
  • This case review highlights three instances where PICC tips migrated after contrast pressure injections, with some migrating into the pleural cavity, leading to complications.
  • The report aims to raise awareness about this specific complication, which had not been previously identified at the institution, and is classified as a Level 4 evidence case series.

Article Abstract

Pressure-injectable peripherally inserted central catheters are now widely used for contrast pressure injections for CT scans. While they are generally regarded as safe, they are not free from complication. In this case review, we present three cases of PICC tips migrating post-CT contrast pressure injection including into the pleural cavity and subsequent complications, to raise awareness of this complication not previously encountered in our institution. Level of Evidence Level 4, Case Series.

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