Drainage of pancreatic fluid collections in acute pancreatitis: A comprehensive overview

Figure 8 Rare and overlooked complications of percutaneous catheter placement. A: Clinical photograph of a patient with percutaneous catheter drainage showing skin changes; B: Skin changes and erosions due to percutaneous catheter percutaneous catheter placement and pericatheter leak in another patient; C: Abdominal Radiograph shows broken catheter (straight arrow) in right iliac fossa. Also note the other part of the same catheter (curved arrow); D: Catheter tip fracture with shaft of catheter (curved arrow) and tip (straight arrow) seen separately on X-Ray and computed tomography.