英文摘要 |
Objective: The aim of this study was to examine the early and late complication rate of totalimplantable central venous access ports(TIAP)for long-term chemotherapy delivering.Patients and Methods: Six hundred and seventy seven patients suffering from a neoplasticdisease, who required long-term chemotherapy and underwent insertion of total implantable centralvenous access ports from January to June 2004, were retrospectively studied for one year afterimplantment in the Taipei Veterans General Hospital.Results: Early complications(n=3, .44%)included blood clot obstruction(n=2, .29%), cutaneoussite infection(n=1, .15%). Late complications(n=37,5 .42%) included malfunction(thrombosis& obstruction, n=20,3 .2%), Port-related infection(n=6, .88%), cutaneous site infection(n=6,.88%), displace or fracture (n=2, .88%), port extrusion(n=2, .88%), and hematoma(n=1, .44%).Infection was caused by Candida(n=2,33 .3%), Acinetobacter spp(n=1,16 .6%), Acinetobacterbaumannii(n=1,16 .6%), Staphylococcus aureus(n=1,16 .6%), and burkholderia cepacia(n=1,16.6%).Conclution: Thrombosis inducing malfunction is main complication of total implantable centralvenous access ports(TIAP). Additional studies are required for monitoring thrombosis formativeand preventing methods to reduce the complication rate |