An analysis of the outcomes of totally implantable access port implantation performed by surgical residents
Korean Journal of Clinical Oncology
; (2): 15-22, 2021.
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Purpose@#This study aimed to investigate the clinical outcomes after totally implantable access port (TIAP) implantation performed by general surgery residents in patients with colorectal cancer. @*Methods@#A total of 291 consecutive patients who underwent TIAP implantations were evaluated. The patients were divided into threegroups: second-, third-, and fourth-grade residents. @*Results@#The mean follow-up was 22.1 months (range, 1–87 months). The total times of operation, puncture, and cannulation decreased as the resident grade increased (P<0.001). Early complications significantly decreased with higher resident grades (P=0.039). The non-use of ultrasonography and non-use of C-arm were identified as independent risk factors for complications. Resident grades between second and third (P=0.005) and between second and fourth (P=0.041) were identified as independent risk factors for optimal tip position. @*Conclusion@#TIAP implantation can be safely and effectively performed by residents. Low-grade residents were associated with early complications.
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Korean Journal of Clinical Oncology
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