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Dr Shahnawaz Bashir- Senior Consultant
Dr Amar Narayan Shaw- Attending Consultant
Dr Naveen K- DrNB Interventional Radiology
Dr Bibek Nepal- Fellow Interventional Radiology
If you are undergoing chemotherapy, your doctor may recommend placing a chemoport to make treatment safer and more comfortable. Here's what you need to know:
What is a Chemoport?
A chemoport (or port-a-cath) is a small medical device placed under the skin, usually in the chest area. It connects to a large vein and provides easy, long-term access to your bloodstream.
It consists of:
Why is a Chemoport Used?
Chemotherapy medications are usually given through a vein. Repeated needle pricks in the arm can damage your veins over time. A chemoport:
How is it Placed?
The procedure takes around 30 to 40 minutes. If you have a question about chemoport, call to us now.
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Watch detailed video on our YouTube channel. You may visit an Interventional Radiologist who can help you to learn more about this procedure.
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