Tunneled Venous Infusion Catheter (Long-term Central Venous Access) Placement скачать в хорошем качестве

Tunneled Venous Infusion Catheter (Long-term Central Venous Access) Placement

In this video, we walk through the tunneled infusion catheter placement procedure, a minimally invasive technique used for long-term medication delivery, chemotherapy, dialysis, or parenteral nutrition. 🔹 What is a Tunneled Infusion Catheter? A tunneled catheter is a flexible tube placed under the skin and into a large vein, allowing for secure, long-term access to the bloodstream. 🔹 Procedure Overview: ✔️ Performed under image guidance (ultrasound & fluoroscopy) ✔️ Local anesthesia and conscious sedation used for comfort ✔️ Small incision made to create a subcutaneous tunnel ✔️ Catheter advanced into a central vein (e.g., internal jugular or subclavian vein) ✔️ Secured with sutures and a cuff to prevent infection and displacement 🔹 Benefits: ✅ Reduces need for repeated needle sticks ✅ Lower infection risk compared to non-tunneled catheters ✅ Secure access for long-term treatments 📌 Who Needs This Procedure? Patients requiring long-term IV therapy (e.g., chemotherapy, antibiotics, TPN) Those needing frequent blood draws or dialysis access 🔔 Subscribe for more interventional radiology insights & medical procedures! #TunneledCatheter #InterventionalRadiology #InfusionTherapy #MedicalProcedure #CatheterPlacement #VascularAccess #MinimallyInvasive #Oncology #Dialysis #ChemoPort #CentralLine #MedicalEducation #HealthcareProfessionals #Radiology #VeinAccess #TPNTherapy #NursePractitioner #MedTech #PatientCare #DoctorLife #HospitalLife #InterventionalRadiology #Fluoroscopy #UltrasoundGuided #SurgicalPlacement #RadiologyProcedures #MedicalDevices #MinimallyInvasive #ImageGuidedTherapy #IRProcedures #InterventionalRadiology #MedicalAnimation #MinimallyInvasive #PatientEducation #venous