US EditionPatient with Various Anatomical Anomalies Treated for Cardiac Arrhythmia at Asti Hospital
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ASTI – A 51-year-old man was operated on with an innovative technique at the Cardinal Massaia hospital in Asti because he suffered from cardiac arrhythmia. The 51-year-old was not a common patient, because he did not have the inferior vena cava at the abdominal level, the preferred access route to bring the catheter to the heart passing through the legs as usually happens, so it was decided to use the jugular vein in the neck. Another anomaly wa…
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