Central Venous Access Device – Dr. Yadav Munde

Purpose of Central Venous Access Device

  1. To infuse fluids (allows for large volume boluses)
  2. No peripheral access
  3. To infuse TPN
  4. To infuse medications
  5. To sample venous blood (when no peripheral access is available)
  6. To provide a method for hemodynamic monitoring i.e.: right atrial and PA pressures(acute care setting)

Blood Vessels involved in Central Venous Therapy

  1. basilic
  2. cephalic
  3. axillary
  4. jugular
  5. subclavian
  6. innominate
  7. These veins all lead
  8. to superior vena cava

Central Venous Access Devices

1.Port-a-Cath

2.Hickmann Line

3.Short term central catheter

4.Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter

Dr. Yadav Munde is among a handful of Vascular Surgeon in Pune, who possess an additional qualification in Interventional Radiology and practice Interventional Radiology exclusively.

Known for his concise speak among colleagues and co-workers, Dr. Munde never hesitates to explain the MINIMALLY invasive procedures to patients.

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