NCP Central Venous Access Devices

Central Venous Access Devices

Broviac; Hickman; Groshong; Implantable Ports; Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter; Tunneled
Central venous access devices are indwelling catheters placed in large vessels using a variety of approaches. These catheters or devices are indicated for multiple blood draws; total parenteral nutrition; blood administration; intermittent or continuous medication

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