An authentic, real person senior adult man cancer patient recovering a week after his final chemotherapy treatment. He is pulling his t-shirt down to show the temporary intravenous IV port implanted in his chest. The rectangular lump is where a needle attached to the external infusion tube is inserted and then clamped in place. The subcutaneous catheter tube visible running up to the right from the port toward the neck leads up and then back down into one of the big veins above the heart. He has just finished three months of bi-weekly chemotherapy infusions which were required followed an emergency hospital stay with major surgery to remove a malignant intestinal cancer tumor.