@alexandercrps If you have any meds left in your pump(which is typically the case), the doctor will place a catheter into the port. Then he will attach a syringe onto the tubing which is connected to the syringe. He will withdraw the remaining meds via the syringe. He will know immediately if he has missed the port if no medicine can be removed. His scanner tells him how much medicine is left in the pump's reservoir. So, a "pocket fill" is virtually impossible unless the person doing the procedure is not properly trained in the proper method.