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A 40‐year‐old female was transferred to our intensive care unit (ICU) with severe acute pancreatitis and respiratory distress. During initial management it was noticed that 7.5‐Fr central venous catheter (CVC), placed in her right subclavian vein during her prior hospitalization, was nonfunctional. Hence, right‐sided internal jugular vein was canulated. Reviewing her chest X‐ray (taken 2 dayspreviously) we were surprised to identify a guide wire along with the first CVC [Figure 1]. The guide wire could be felt after pulling the CVC out for a few centimeters but it seemed to be stuck within the catheter. We fixed the guide‐wire CVC assembly with artery forceps and gently pulled the entire assembly intact.

Accidental guide-wire loss during central venous catheterization: A report of two life-threatening cases