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Richard J. Solove Research Institute. A tunneled Central Venous Catheter (CVC) is a special type of. intravenous (IV) line that is placed into a large vein in your chest. A long, thin, ï¬ exible tube called a catheter is tunneled under your skin and then. placed into the vein. You may hear this type of line called a Central line, GroshongÂ®, HickmanÂ® or an Apheresis Catheter. A tunneled CVC can be used over a long period of time. It may stay in. place as long as you need it and it is working well.
bellow the collarbone. Tunnelled catheters are used when it is likely that a catheter will be needed for several weeks. Tunnelled catheters are more comfortable and less likely to become infected than the temporary catheters that are available. 2 Use of Haemodialysis Tunnelled Catheter a needle and a fine wire used to mark the position of the vein. The operator will now use anaesthetic to numb the skin below your collarbone. The dialysis catheter will be pushed under the skin and up to the marked position of the vein in your neck. The catheter is then passed into the vein using a guiding tube placed