Long-term clinical outcomes of the single-incision technique for implantation of implantable venous access ports via the axillary vein

Keyphrases

• Long-term Clinical Outcome 100%
• Totally Implantable Venous Access Port (TIVAP) 100%
• Single-incision Technique 100%
• Axillary Vein 100%
• Intravascular Migration 25%
• Tumor Growth 12%
• Tunneling 12%
• Stenosis 12%
• Medical Records 12%
• Thrombosis 12%
• Brachiocephalic Vein 12%
• Low Risk 12%
• Local Infection 12%
• Clinical Follow-up 12%
• Device Service 12%
• Day Range 12%
• Service Life 12%
• Complication Risk 12%
• Clinical Complications 12%
• Patients Included 12%
• Late Complications 12%
• Patient Position 12%
• Port Implantation 12%
• Symptomatic Thrombosis 12%
• Symptomatic Stenosis 12%
• Indwelling Time 12%
• Port Complications 12%
• Catheter-related Bloodstream Infection (CRBSI) 12%
• Early Complications 12%
• Fibrin Sleeve 12%
• Vertical Incision 12%
• Central Vein 12%
• Explantation 12%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Incision 100%
• Axillary Vein 100%
• Stenosis 40%
• Thrombosis 40%
• Infection 20%
• Tumor Progression 20%
• Medical Record 20%
• Patient Positioning 20%
• Brachiocephalic Vein 20%
• Central Vein 20%
• Catheter Infection 20%