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Aim
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Subcutaneous implantation of a medical device to provide long-term central venous access
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Mention the position/access and anesthesia that will be used
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Complications/Risks
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Access site bleeding, hematoma
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Air embolism
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Infection
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Pain
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Pericardial rupture
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Pneumothorax
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Portacath related:
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Infection
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Catheter fracture, rupture
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Tip obstruction/thrombosis/fibrin sheath
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Scar
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Thrombosis
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Vascular injury
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Arterial puncture
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Venous rupture
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Venous occlusion/stenosis
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Post-Procedure Instructions
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Clinical and imaging follow-up to ensure longterm patency of the Port
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Contact Interventional Radiology Team for any clinical concern
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