A4300 Catheter implant vascular access portal
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Also known as: port-a-cath, implantable port, PICC port
Catheter implantable vascular access portal, a surgically placed subcutaneous port-a-cath device that enables repeated vascular access for infusions, blood draws, and chemotherapy administration.
Clinical Context
Used in cancer patients receiving chemotherapy, patients requiring long-term parenteral nutrition, or those with difficult venous access. Placed subcutaneously with tunneled catheter.
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