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Fig. 2G. —57-year-old man with liver metastases from colorectal cancer.
Angiograms show that, as result of using Simmons catheter via transfemoral
approach, catheter of port at level of celiac trunk entrance is hooked
(arrow, F) and then retracted (white arrow, G)
with consequent repositioning of tip into proper hepatic artery (black
arrow, G). Bilateral perfusion of intrahepatic chemotherapy is, in
this way, achieved without surgical opening of pocket in left subclavian
area.
