Percutaneous Re-positioning of Dislocated Port-Catheters in Patients with Dysfunctional Central-Vein Port-Systems.

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Radiological interventions for correction of central venous port catheter migrations.

Local low-dose thrombolysis for safe and effective treatment of venous port-catheter thrombosis.

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