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See Latest ArticlesPportacath insertion and its learning constraints for the surgical trainees
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 04/30/09
Ashrafi MW et al. - In female patients anchorage of the reservoir is must, but in male patients because of thin soft tissue in chest wall, a good primary positioning may avoid suture anchorage. Surgical trainees have very minimum chance to learn how to insert a Portacath. This is not an easy procedure as it is often thought. Learning curve in this procedure towards perfection is very much subjective and diverse.
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