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Please help with the following report 36561 vs. 36558
Procedure: Place of venous access device using ultrasound, fluoroscopy, subcutaneous tunnel. History: The patient is a 27-yr. old male with sickle cell anemia. He is going to udergo apheresis. A double-lumen port was requested to faciliatate the administration. Risk explained.
Procedure Details : Patient was taken to the OR. Given adequate general endotracheal aesthesia. The right neck and chest were prepped with chlorhexidine and draped in a sterile and appropriate fashion. The patient had been given IV antibiotics. Time-out was performed as per protocol. The right IJ was found with ultrasound. The needle was placed in right IJ using ultrasound guidance. The guidewire was placed. Fluoroscopy was used to confirm good placement. A pocket was created on the right upper chest. The tunneling device connected the pocket to the venipuncture site. A double-lumen Vortex catheter was in place. I was brought up through the tunnel, placed through the tearaway sheath, positioned in the superior vena cava. It was then attached to the reservoir. The locking device was engaged appropriately. It was secured in the pocket with 2-0 Vicrly. It aspirated and flushed easily. The pocket was closed. The neck incision was closed. Sent to recovery. Chest x-ray show good placement.
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Please help with the following report 36561 vs. 36558
Procedure: Place of venous access device using ultrasound, fluoroscopy, subcutaneous tunnel. History: The patient is a 27-yr. old male with sickle cell anemia. He is going to udergo apheresis. A double-lumen port was requested to faciliatate the administration. Risk explained.
Procedure Details : Patient was taken to the OR. Given adequate general endotracheal aesthesia. The right neck and chest were prepped with chlorhexidine and draped in a sterile and appropriate fashion. The patient had been given IV antibiotics. Time-out was performed as per protocol. The right IJ was found with ultrasound. The needle was placed in right IJ using ultrasound guidance. The guidewire was placed. Fluoroscopy was used to confirm good placement. A pocket was created on the right upper chest. The tunneling device connected the pocket to the venipuncture site. A double-lumen Vortex catheter was in place. I was brought up through the tunnel, placed through the tearaway sheath, positioned in the superior vena cava. It was then attached to the reservoir. The locking device was engaged appropriately. It was secured in the pocket with 2-0 Vicrly. It aspirated and flushed easily. The pocket was closed. The neck incision was closed. Sent to recovery. Chest x-ray show good placement.
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