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        혈액투석시 Double Lumen Silicone Rubber Catheter ( = Permcath ) 사용의 임상적 경험

        차대룡(Dae Ryong Cha),김선숙(Sun Sook Kim),이영호(Young Ho Lee),권영주(Young Joo Kwon),조원용(Won Yong Cho),김형규(Hyoung Kyu Kim),선경(Kung Sun),김정숙(Jung Sook Kim),함인귀(In Gui Ham),김미경(Mi Kyung Kim) 대한내과학회 1994 대한내과학회지 Vol.46 No.4

        N/A Background: Repeated, long-term access of the vascular system is a prerequisite for successful extended care of the patients with end stage renal disease (=ESRD) treated with hemodialysis. Despite recent technical advances in percutaneous venous cannulation, vascular access remains a major problem in patients requiring acute Hemodialysis. Although the subclavian cannula has gained a large clinical acceptance in recent years, it carries specific risks such as hemothorax, pneumothorax, venus stenosis, thrombus formation and infection. Recently, a double-lumen, central venous catheter made of Silicone Rubber (=Perm cath) has developed for use as a vascular access device, This device is particularly useful in patients who have exhausted other vascular access sites or who have severe cardiovascular disease. Methods: A total of 23 dual-lumen silicone rubber catheters were placed through the internal jugular vein in 23 patients as a vascular access at our institution during the period of April, 1992 through November, 1992. The perm-cath (Hemocath, Quinton, Seattle) is 36 Cm long and each lumen has an internal diameter of 2 mm. Implantation of the catheters occurred in the operating room and under strict aseptic conditions through the right internal jugular vein. A 10 cm subcutaneous tunnel was then created, which extended from the in-cison to a point 2 cm above the ipsilateral clavicle. The catheter was passed out through the upper portion of the subcutaneous tunnel with the Dacron cuff placed 2 cm from the lower end of the tunnel, acting as both an anchor and a barrier to infection. The tip of the catheter was inserted through an internal jngular vein terminating in the right atrium under EKG monitoring. Each lumen of the catheter was filled with 1000 units of heparin sodium (1.5 ml in venous line, 1.5 ml in arterial line) and capped. Results : The mean duration of catheter use was 24±16 days (8 to 119 days), and the complication of perm-cath occurred in 3 cases such as venous thrombosis in 1 case, catheter exit site infection in 1 case, and exit site hematoma in 1 case. During hemodialysis, blood flow rate ranged from 190 to 313ml/min (mean:235±26ml/ min), and venous retrun pressure ranged from 20 to 150 mmHg(mean:65±16mmHg). Total 14 catheters were removed during treatment and the causes of catheter removal were patient death in 8 cases, venous thrombosis 1, recovery from acute rena1 failure 2, fistula maturation 2, infection 1. Conclusion: Internal jugular vein cannulation with silastic catheter which offers a new percutaneous method was provided safe and reliable as the temporary central vein access. The catheters are well tolerated by the patients and have the advantages of immediate use after placement, high blood flow rates, no repetitive venipuncture, and no cardiac dysfunction. Permcath is particulary useful in patients who have exhausted other vascular access site, severe cardiovascular disease, and terrified by repetitive venipuncture. Though our initial experience has been favorable, there will be needed to evaluate the outcome of permcath over longer period of time.

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