2015
DOI: 10.5603/njo.2015.0060
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Wszczepialne systemy dostępu naczyniowego u chorych na nowotwory

Abstract: Wszczepialne systemy dostępu naczyniowego (totally implantable venous access devices -TIVDs) są bardzo dogodnymi, długotrwałymi dostępami do centralnego naczynia żylnego. Stanowią one niezastąpione rozwiązanie u pacjentów z trudnościami w dostępie do żył obwodowych wymagającymi chemioterapii, żywienia parenteralnego, antybiotykoterapii czy częstych pobrań krwi do badań laboratoryjnych. Porty naczyniowe implantowane są przez lekarzy różnych specjalności: chirurgów, anestezjologów, onkologów i radiologów inwazyj… Show more

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“…The central veins are the direct inflows of the upper and lower vena cava [1,2]. Currently, the most common way of obtaining central access is cannulation of the internal jugular and subclavian vein [3]. Currently, we distinguish the following types of central vascular catheters: peripheral central catheters, centrally introduced central catheters, tunneled or non-tunneled, fully implanted central vessel ports [1,4,5,6,7].…”
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“…The central veins are the direct inflows of the upper and lower vena cava [1,2]. Currently, the most common way of obtaining central access is cannulation of the internal jugular and subclavian vein [3]. Currently, we distinguish the following types of central vascular catheters: peripheral central catheters, centrally introduced central catheters, tunneled or non-tunneled, fully implanted central vessel ports [1,4,5,6,7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The central vascular port is a subcutaneous implant system built of a chamber with a slygone membrane and a catheter [3]. Usually the ventricle is located in the right subclavian area and the catheter tip is located on the border of the superior vena cava and the right atrium.…”
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