Quel accès veineux central pour la chimiothérapie ?

Effect of Guided Imagery on Patient Comfort, Vital Signs, Pain, Anxiety, and Satisfaction in Cancer Patients Undergoing Port Catheterization With Local Anesthesia

“…6 Permanent venous access devices such as port catheters ensure that the chemotherapeutic agent does not cause venous toxicity and that chemotherapy administration and repeated blood sampling can be performed with minimal patient discomfort. 7,8 Port catheter insertion can be performed under sedation or general anesthesia, as well as nerve block and local anesthesia. In procedures performed only with local anesthesia, the patient remains conscious and may experience fear of pain or anxiety.…”

“…For this reason, port catheters are often used in patients with cancer to provide a safe, long-term route of access to a central vessel 6 . Permanent venous access devices such as port catheters ensure that the chemotherapeutic agent does not cause venous toxicity and that chemotherapy administration and repeated blood sampling can be performed with minimal patient discomfort 7,8 …”