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A control X-ray or fluoroscopy must be carried out after placement of a central venous catheter.
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A control X-ray or fluoroscopy is necessary after placing a central venous catheter to ensure proper positioning and to rule out any complications such as pneumothorax or malpositioning of the catheter. This imaging technique allows healthcare professionals to visualize the catheter and surrounding structures in real-time, ensuring its correct placement and function. Therefore, it is essential to perform a control X-ray or fluoroscopy after placing a central venous catheter to ensure patient safety and optimal medical care.
