IR Picc Placement in Daytona Beach, FL
Simplify Your Care with Port & PICC Line Placement
Infusaports and PICC lines are specialized devices used to deliver long-term intravenous medications, nutrition, or fluids directly into the bloodstream. Infusaports are implanted under the skin, while PICC lines are inserted into a vein in the arm. Both offer reliable, safe access for treatments, minimizing the need for repeated needle sticks. With Interventional Radiology (IR), patients can receive these placements with more comfort and convenience.
Supporting Ongoing Care
These devices are commonly used for chemotherapy, antibiotics, or nutritional support in patients requiring ongoing care including chemotherapy, long-term antibiotics, hydration, or parenteral nutrition.
Advantages of IR Infusaport & PICC Line Placements
Interventional radiology provides a minimally invasive method for placing Infusaports and for proper PICC line placement. Using image guidance, these devices are carefully positioned to ensure proper placement and functionality. Benefits include:
Minimally Invasive
These procedures are performed using image guidance for accurate placement. They simplify repeated treatments like chemotherapy or antibiotics.
Comfort
Infusaports & PICC lines reduce the need for frequent needle sticks, while local anesthesia ensures minimal discomfort during the outpatient placement..
Precision
Image-guided insertions minimize the risk of complications.
Versatility
Insertions can remain in place for weeks to years, depending on the device, while providing stable and long-term access to the bloodstream.
Quick Recovery
Patients typically return to normal activities immediately after the procedure. Most patients can go home the same day of the procedure, typically completed within 30 to 60 minutes.
FAQs
Local anesthesia ensures minimal discomfort during the procedure. Mild soreness afterward is common but temporary.
Infusaports can last several years, while PICC lines are typically used for weeks to months, depending on the patient’s needs.
Regular flushing and cleaning prevent blockages and infections. Your care team will provide detailed instructions.
Risks are rare but may include bleeding, infection, or vein irritation. These are minimized with proper care and expert placement.
Most insurance plans cover Infusaport and PICC line insertions when medically necessary.