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 Case Report
												An Early Migration of an Implantable Port Catheter: Where and how 
should we Place the Catheter Tip? 						
Author(s): Houssam  Rebahi, Ahmed Ghassane  Eladib, Soufiane  Boudari, Clare  McCaughey and Said  YounousHoussam  Rebahi, Ahmed Ghassane  Eladib, Soufiane  Boudari, Clare  McCaughey and Said  Younous             
						
												
				 One of the reported complications of totally implantable venous access ports is the spontaneous migration of the catheter tip which can lead to serious complications. We report an early catheter tip migration into the ipsilateral internal jugular vein after initial correct placement of the port using the subclavian approach. Through this case and based on data from literature, we attempt to determine the factors predisposing to this mechanical complication and the means to avoid it.
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												DOI:
												 10.4172/2165-7920.1000315 
																	  
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