Port Insertion
Implanting a port device under the skin to facilitate repeated chemotherapy sessions.
What is this procedure?
Implantation of a small port device under the skin connected to a central vein, to make repeated chemotherapy or medication administration easier without needing a new IV each time.
Why interventional radiology?
Port insertion chemotherapy Jordan | Dr. Jafar Bani-Issa
How the procedure works
Before
- Blood clotting test
- Short fasting period depending on the anesthesia used
During
- Local anesthesia with light sedation if needed
- Guidance by ultrasound and X-ray
- Very small incision, 30–45 minutes
After & Recovery
- Care instructions for the incision site
- The port can be used within days of placement
- Periodic maintenance follow-up
Who is this for?
- Patients on long-term chemotherapy
- Need for repeated intravenous treatment
Suitability is confirmed after a full clinical assessment — this information does not replace a medical consultation.
Benefits of this procedure
Greater patient comfort
Fewer needle sticks
Discreetly placed under the skin
What to expect at Dr. Jafar's clinic
Dr. Jafar explains when the port can be used and how to care for it between treatment sessions.
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