Eduardo Xavier Serpa Bojorque, Irma Andrea Muñoz Verdugo, María Augusta Córdova Feijoo, Arturo Ricardo Quizhpe Rivera, Luz María Bojorque Bojorque
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Case Report: Rupture and Embolization of a Femoral Catheter. BACKGROUND: The embolization of foreign intravascular bodies is a rare complication; however, it is associated with cardiac and pulmonary dysfunction in more than 50% of cases. Currently, it is preferred to perform the management using extraction techniques by cardiac catheterization; this is explained by the less invasive nature of the procedure and the lower mortality and complications rates. The following is a case report where an intracardiac catheter was extracted by a percuta-