Central Venous Catheter
Placing a central venous catheter under ultrasound guidance for safe medication and chemotherapy delivery.
What is this procedure?
Insertion of a central venous catheter through a large vein (in the neck or upper chest) under ultrasound guidance, for medium- to long-term medication, chemotherapy, or nutritional support.
Why interventional radiology?
Central venous catheter insertion Jordan | Dr. Jafar Bani-Issa
How the procedure works
Before
- Blood clotting test
- Selecting the right catheter type for the treatment need
During
- Local anesthesia
- Catheter insertion under ultrasound guidance
- Final position confirmed by X-ray
After & Recovery
- Care instructions for the catheter site
- Periodic maintenance follow-up
- The catheter can usually be used immediately
Who is this for?
- Chemotherapy patients
- Long-term intravenous nutrition
- Difficult repeated venous access
Suitability is confirmed after a full clinical assessment — this information does not replace a medical consultation.
Benefits of this procedure
Safe, reliable venous access
Reduces the need for repeated needle sticks
Suitable for long-term use
What to expect at Dr. Jafar's clinic
Dr. Jafar explains daily catheter care and the follow-up or replacement schedule if needed.
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