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We present a rare and interesting case of subclavian vein puncture-induced focal intraparenchymal lung hemorrhage and massive hemoptysis developed during CRT-D implantation. Clinical picture advanced to pulmonary edema in seconds. A noncontrast multiple-detector computed tomography scan revealed focal alveolar hemorrhage in the lung tissue right under the pacemaker pocket, but remarkably, there was no pneumothorax. This case shows that if cough and hemoptysis suddenly develop during subclavian puncture, injury of the adjoining lung because of parenchymal puncture should be considered as a complication.

Subclavian Vein Puncture-Induced Massive Pulmonary Hemorrhage and Hemoptysis During Pacemaker Implantation