Port Placement — The Interventional Initiative

A port-a-catheter, or “port,” is a small device that provides long-term access to a patient’s vein for medicines or blood exchanges. Ports are placed completely under the skin of the upper chest.

Frontal radiograph showing the transhepatic subcutaneous port

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Ports and assisted access placement sites. Most common ports are

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Usefulness of peripherally inserted central catheter port system

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