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See Latest ArticlesSkin erosion over totally implanted vascular access devices in children
Seminars in Pediatric Surgery, 04/14/09
Bass J et al. - Skin erosion over TIVAD is a rare complication. Most cases can be prevented by inserting the device in a subfacial location in the very young child or in the child with expected weight loss. Furthermore, the device should be placed at a fair distance from the skin incision to prevent early skin erosion through the wound.
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