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Percutaneous suture based device closure of an inadvertent right ventricle perforation following pericardiocentesis.

Pericardiocentesis is an emerging, lifesaving procedure in patients with cardiac tamponade. Inadvertent right ventricle (RV) perforation during pericardiocentesis is a life-threatening complication, which often requires an open surgical repair (1). There are few case reports about the percutaneous closure of iatrogenic RV perforation (2-7). Here, we describe a patient with iatrogenic RV perforation, who had an unsuccessful attempt of percutaneous closure with a suture based vascular closure device.