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See Latest ArticlesAcute superior vena cava syndrome on port catheter
Annales Françaises d'Anesthésie et de Réanimation , 08/04/09
Garnier S et al. – The authors reported the case of a 78–year–old patient, presenting an acute superior vena cava syndrome, caused by a port catheter, implanted 4 years ago. The outcome was unfavourable, despite of a fibrinolytic treatment.
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