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Connecting tube to port

Wierd question again.

Where on earth do they put the connecting tube to your port??? It looks like it just floats around in there! I know there are possible problems with the band itself and the port itself but the tube thingy? Does it ever wrap around anything important? Do you ever feel it moving around?

See, I told you all it was a wierd question.

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DonnaB,

Thank you so much. I knew there was some sort of anatomical answer out there. I read so much about everything else and there was this kind of band umbilical cord that I started to wonder (and needlessly worry about -like I'm not worried about the surgery enough as it is!) about. Thank you again.

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