catheter-related complications

This image displays the standard components of a central line insertion kit arranged on a sterile field, showcasing the essential equipment required for this common yet specialized procedure in their typical order of use. Each labeled item plays a specific role in ensuring successful catheter placement while minimizing complications such as infection, pneumothorax, arterial puncture, or air embolism.

he illustration depicts a central venous catheter (CVC) secured to a patient's skin using suture fixation, one of the most traditional and widely practiced methods for preventing catheter displacement and migration.