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.

A decision aid for the port placement problem in robot-assisted

A decision aid for the port placement problem in robot-assisted

Interventional Radiology Coagulation Protocols 2018

Infusing into a Port-a-Cath

Silver-Mixed Port Reduces Venous Access Port Related Infection

Association between Periprocedural Neutropenia and Early Infection

A prospective randomized controlled trial assessing the effect of

Smart implanted access port catheter for therapy intervention with

Radiographic Imaging of Power Injectable Medical Access Ports as a

Complications of central venous port systems: a pictorial review

How long should a port placement take, and what should I expect?

Venous access ports – CIRSE

Arm Port Insertion - Kent Vascular Access

Port placement for gastric mobilization -SAGES Image Library

Port placement and OR setup.