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Surgical Removal of a Subcutaneous Cranial Site-Migrated Vascular Catheter: A Case Report

A 62-year old patient was brought to our attention following a year-long appearance of a subcutaneous tumefaction in the left parietal cranial site. We identified the distal part of a metal density via caudo-cranial course, crossing from C4, to the left temporal and front cerebral parenchyma, reaching the subcutaneous tissue. The asymptomatic patient presented with a medical history of mitral valvuloplasty with the subsequent replacement of the valve with a metal prosthesis and a TIA-like episode that occurred one year after surgery. The patient had undergone catheter removal surgery, measuring a total of 17cm, with no particular complications.