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What is an Arteriovenous Graft for Hemodialysis?
Watch this clip to understand what an AV graft is and how it provides a strong access area to the bloodstream for hemodialysis treatments.
What is an Implanted Access Port?
Learn what an implanted access port is and how it works to deliver medication, fluid and nutrients to the body. It also can be used to draw blood samples when needed.
Accessing Your Central Venous Catheter for Hemodialysis
Learn the proper steps in which a trained healthcare provider will access your central venous catheter to deliver your hemodialysis treatment.
Removing Your Implanted Access Port
Learn how your implanted access port will be properly removed by your healthcare provider.
