ANALISEDCOMPLICATIONSOFSUBCLAVIANVEIN CATHETERIZATION IN CHILDREN
For the retrospective analysis of the protocols used postmortem autopsies 48 children from1st day to 5 years, who underwent catheterization of the subclavian vein (CSV). In 11 patients diagnosed in vivo X-ray diffraction CSV complications. There is evidence that the subclavian vein catheterization risk of serious complications, especially in children under one year of age with congenital malformations and with purulent-septicdiseases. These complications may be the cause of death. Modern tools allow wide use ofperipheral venous catheterization without reducing the service life of the catheter. Reducing the number of complications caused by CSV modern technology intensive fluid therapy and prophylaxisof thrombosis.