Central Vein
Central veins are large veins located near the heart. Since they quickly and widely distribute blood throughout the body, they serve as important pathways for effectively delivering medicines or nutrition.
Repeated drug administration can distort veins or cause inflammation,
and if medicines leak outside the vein, complications may occur.
To prevent this, a central venous catheter is inserted
to safely carry out anti-cancer therapy.
Types of Central Venous Catheters
Implantable Central Venous Catheter Chemoport
Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter PICC
External Central Line Hickman Catheter
When is
a Chemoport Used?
01When nutritional support is needed for weeks to months
02When anti-cancer therapy is scheduled
03When veins are weakened or difficult to find
Long-term Treatment More Comfortably and Safely
01
Reduced Pain from Injections
Patients can experience less
pain and discomfort from repeated needle sticks.
02
Preventing Vein Irritation from Anti-Cancer Medicines
It reduces the risk of anti-cancer medicines leaking outside the vein,
which can damage surrounding tissue and muscle
or cause burning sensations and irritation.
03
Continuous Treatment Possible
Once inserted, it can be used for several months to years,
ensuring uninterrupted treatment.
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Anti-Cancer Therapy Can Begin the Same Day After Chemoport Insertion
Morning Garden collaborates with major university hospitals such as
Asan Medical Center, Samsung Medical Center,
Seoul National University Hospital, and Severance Hospital.
In cancer treatment, where timely care is crucial,
patients can receive chemoport insertion on the day of reservation
using the same procedure method as university hospitals.
Precise Suturing to Reduce Pain and Scarring
Staple closure or excessive external stitches
can obstruct blood flow and leave large scars.
Instead, the inner layer is carefully sutured with absorbable threads,
and only 3–4 external stitches are used to minimize pain and scarring.
At Morning Garden, we use a meticulous suturing technique that first closes the inner skin,
helping to reduce pain and minimize scarring.
Reasons to Choose Morning Garden
Doctors former professors at SNU & Asan
01
6 angiography suites minimizing waiting time
02
University hospital–level state-of-the-art equipment
03
Dedicated partner hospital desk smooth referrals and procedures available
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Interventional Radiology Specialists
Minimal invasive
Morning Garden
Vascular CenterInterventional Radiology& Vascular SurgeryLocation
7 minutes from Seoul Asan Medical Center
1 minute from Exit 8, Cheonho Station
B1-B7, spacious and comfortable parking lot
Address
610 Olympic-ro, Gangdong-gu, Seoul
HyoSung Harrington Tower, 1F & 2F, Cheonho Station
Vascular Center
Mon-Fri 8:30 - 17:30
Saturday 8:30 - 13:00
Sunday Closed
