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Safe & Accurate permcath Placement
A permcath is a tunneled central venous catheter commonly used for long-term hemodialysis and other medical treatments. Proper placement is essential to ensure effective dialysis, reduce infection risk, and maintain patient comfort.
At Vascular Care Clinic, permcath placement is performed under image guidance using minimally invasive techniques to ensure precision, safety, and optimal functioning of the catheter.
Our Procedure Approach
Each procedure is planned carefully using ultrasound and fluoroscopic guidance to ensure correct catheter position and reduce complications.
- Ultrasound-Guided Venous Access
- Fluoroscopy-Guided Placement
- Sterile Technique
- Day-care Procedure
- Minimal Discomfort
- Quick Recovery
Expert Dialysis Access Care
permcath placement is performed by Dr. Ankit Shah (MD, FNVIR), Consultant Interventional Radiologist, using advanced imaging techniques to ensure safe catheter positioning, reduced infection risk, and long-term functionality.
permcath Placement – FAQs
Common questions about permcath insertion and care
Is permcath placement painful?
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and is usually associated with minimal discomfort.
How long does the procedure take?
permcath placement typically takes 30–45 minutes, followed by short observation.
When can dialysis be started after placement?
Dialysis can usually be started immediately or within a few hours, as advised by your doctor.
How should I care for my permcath?
Keep the site clean and dry, avoid pulling on the catheter, and follow your healthcare provider’s care instructions to prevent infection.