Catheter tract hemorrhage

In neurosurgery, catheter tract hemorrhage refers to iatrogenic bleeding into the brain parenchyma caused by insertion of an Intracranial pressure monitor or Ventricular drainage into the brain. The risk of causing catheter tract hemorrhage is approximately 1 %[^1].

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Catheter tract hemorrhage on CT
Axial CT image of a catheter tract hemorrhage caused by placement of an external ventricular drain.
Tract hemorrhage CT
Coronal CT of a tract hemorrhage along an external ventricular drain (EVD).

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CT of a catheter tract hemorrhage

Axial CT video of a catheter tract hemorrhage caused by placement of an external ventricular drain.

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