The phrase "accidental injection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medicine, programming, or any situation where something is unintentionally introduced or administered.
Example: "The patient experienced an accidental injection of the wrong medication, leading to complications."
Alternatives: "unintentional injection" or "inadvertent injection".
Although the initial peritoneal dialysis catheter placement had been performed under local anesthesia by surgeons, this technique should be limited because there is potential risk of accidental injection of local anesthesia between the lamina densa and the epidermis following severe skin lesioning [5].
We report accidental injection of bovine vaccine into the base of the little finger.
Dosing experimental animals with cyanotoxins by parenteral exposure routes opens the possibility of accidental injection into research workers.
Of the 56 ICUs that responded, 16 (28.5%) reported that they had personally seen an accidental injection into the arterial line.
The single death in this study may have resulted from the accidental injection of a larger amount of drug into a vein.
Accidental injection into the blubber (which can be > 50 mm in adult Weddell seals) can lead to variable induction and recovery times.
Self-injection has also been reported in psychiatric patients (Soo et al. 2003), and accidental injections have been reported (Ellabban et al. 2003).
One product with a well-documented example of a post-injection syndrome following accidental intravascular injection is penicillin procaine G [ 6, 7].
The similarity in incidence of olanzapine LAI PDSS (0.07% of injections) to that of Hoigne's syndrome following accidental intravascular injection of penicillin procaine G (0.08% of injections) [ 6] suggests that these findings may be approximating the naturally occurring background rate for accidental direct or indirect intravascular injection during any intramuscular injection process.
Accidental intravascular injection of drugs intended for intramuscular injection is a recognized risk of this route of administration [ 15- 20], and there is evidence that intramuscularly injected medications can enter the vasculature [ 21].
Symptoms of accidental intravascular injection of medications are often assumed to be nearly instantaneous following injection (as is the case with dental anesthetics).
