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Key good practice points to help prevent totally implanted vascular access device occlusion

Key good practice points to help prevent totally implanted vascular access device occlusion

by Linda Kelly | Aug 4, 2023 | Ports and Huber Needles

One of the most common complications associated with vascular access devices (VAD) is occlusion. Device occlusion can potentially result in treatment being either halted or missed. This can have a negative effect on treatment outcomes. Occlusion can be partial,...
3 tips for proper PICC-port placement

3 tips for proper PICC-port placement

by Gloria Ortiz Miluy | Jul 27, 2023 | Ports and Huber Needles

PICC-port is gaining prominence as a primary vascular access device for oncology patients, surpassing traditional chest ports and outdated brachial ports. Dr. Bertoglio’s recently published multicentre study, which examined over 4000 PICC-ports, demonstrates the...
What are the advantages of PICC-port?

What are the advantages of PICC-port?

by Gloria Ortiz Miluy | Jun 16, 2023 | Ports and Huber Needles

PICC-port is an implanted catheter that is undoubtedly gaining ground in the world of vascular access. Its growing success is not surprising: it comes with new indications, cost reduction and patient satisfaction. Even if PICC-port has been in use for several decades,...
6 measures to ensure the proper functioning of a PICC-port

6 measures to ensure the proper functioning of a PICC-port

by Gloria Ortiz Miluy | May 10, 2023 | Care and Maintenance, Ports and Huber Needles, VAD Insertion

Healthcare professionals working with oncology patients are used to handling fully implanted catheters. In recent years, PICC-port has proven to be very useful in the field. However, any vascular access device can become a problem if its placement has not been optimal...
Extravasation: Causes and treatment

Extravasation: Causes and treatment

by Jean-Jacques Simon | Mar 29, 2023 | Clinical Environment and History, Ports and Huber Needles

Extravasation can be defined as the accidental leakage of a chemotherapy infusion into the subcutaneous tissues, and exceptionally into the pleura or mediastinum. It can be an absolute therapeutic emergency depending on the product that was used. Of all the possible...
Implantable ports: Causes of dysfunction you should know about

Implantable ports: Causes of dysfunction you should know about

by Frederic Gomas | Mar 8, 2023 | Ports and Huber Needles

Dysfunction with implantable ports is characterized by an absence of blood reflux. It can be associated to a decrease or loss of perfusion flow. Its incidence is of 0.6 to 2.5 per 1000 days/catheter. Causes are multiple. Etiologic diagnosis is essential because each...
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