Cancer Patient With Chemotherapy Medicine Intravenous Access Port - stock photo

Senior adult man outpatient cancer patient having chemotherapy IV drip medicine administered through an intravenous medical equipment chemo access port temporarily embedded into his upper chest. The plastic tubes, clamps, connectors, caps and off-camera drip bags are attached only during each two to three hour on-site session at the medical hospital clinic. The bandage, needle and tubing, etc. are detached after each hospital visit, while the embedded access port stays in place for re-use throughout his three month bi-weekly chemotherapy regimen.