Is the port insertion in the upper arm or the endocervical?

The current paper is.Whether the port should be inserted through the upper arm or through the inner neck/under the collarboneThe theme is about
Personally, at my former institution, I often chose brachial ports for safety reasons, but there were certainly times when the vessel diameter was too small or the meander was stronger than expected, making insertion difficult.
I was under the impression that the upper arm was more common in chemo patients who gradually lose weight, lose subcutaneous fat, and have more noticeable port exposure, etc.

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