Supra-aortic arterial injuries following central venous catheterization managed with percutaneous closure devices: A comprehensive literature review of current evidence.

In our review, the use of a closure device was successful in 87% of cases, even in some cases involving sheath sizes greater than 8F. The devices used in these situations caused minimal complications and offered a quick means to control bleeding. Thus, percutaneous closure devices are a helpful tool that offers an alternative to more invasive open surgical repair.