Installing a port for chemotherapy is a medical procedure in which a special device (port) is implanted into the patient's body. This port is used to simplify the process of injecting medications, including chemotherapeutic drugs, directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the need for multiple needle injections.

The port consists of a metal or plastic chamber with a silicone membrane and a thin catheter that connects the chamber to a central vein. The port is usually installed under local anesthesia and may require a short hospital stay.

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