Management of inadvertent intracaval placement of JJ stents and intracardiac migration during PCNL: Report of 1 extremely rare case

Among the various rare complications that occur in the treatment of urolithiasis procedures, stent migration is rare, and most of them are into the renal veins or inferior vena cava (IVC). In this report, we describe one case of PCNL stent misplacement into the heart, causing arrhythmia. After identifying the stent migration, based on the location, the DJS was taken out through supraclavicular vein.