Interventional Radiology Procedures: Chest Port Placement - Stepwards

Page Contents1 OVERVIEW2 IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS BEFORE BEGINNING THE PROCEDURE3 SUMMARY OF STEPS4 STEP 1: PREPARE THE PATIENT5 STEP 2: ESTABLISH VASCULAR ACCESS6 STEP 3: MEASURING CATHETER LENGTH7 STEP 4: CREATE CHEST POCKET8 STEP 5: ASSEMBLE CHEST PORT9 STEP 6: INSERT CHEST PORT10 STEP 7: TAKE FINAL IMAGE11 STEP 8: SUTURING/CLOSING12 STEP 9: APPLY DRESSINGS13 STEP Read more

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SIR RFS on X: IR Procedure Starter Kit Subcutaneous port placement (eg: port-a-cath) is a procedure that involves the placement of an implanted device with the tip positioned at the cavoatrial junction

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