Cystofix® Balloon Puncture Set Ready To Use
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Cystofix ®: Puncture set for suprapubic catheterization
The Cystofix® product range comprises a sterile, single use, puncture set for suprapubic bladder drainage.
Advantages
Sterility
- Cystofix® is a range of sterile, state-of-the-art catheters and catheter placement / exchange accessories for suprapubic catheterisation.1, 2, 3
Patient Comfort
- Depending on circumstances, suprapubic catheterization can be the preferred method of indwelling urinary catheterization, particularly in terms of incidence of asymptomatic bacteriuria and patient comfort.1
- The silicone catheters from the Cystofix® Ready To Use range have integrated balloons.4
- Short tip silicone balloon catheters such as those of the Cystofix® provide increased patient comfort compared to balloon catheters with a long extremity.4
Usage Time
- The biological tolerability of the silicone material used for the Cystofix® balloon catheters allow for durations of use of up to 30 days and for replacement as many times as clinically needed.4
Balloon Catheter
- Made of silicone to allow a usage up to 30 days
- Printings from the catheter enable the user to determine the catheter's position in the bladder or in the cannula, during puncturing
- Available in CH12 and CH14 with 40 cm length (straight tip)
- Open tip to enable the use of a guide wire during the replacement
- Y-shaped connector, with anti-reflux valve and Luer-Lock fitting
Puncture Cannula
- Premounted thin and sharp stainless-steel cannula
- Ø5.6 mm, 12 cm length
- Splitable with handling grip (“wings”) for an easy handling
- Internally siliconized.
Stopper
- to stop the urine flow on demand
Therapy application
- Suprapubic catheterization is a bladder management method where a catheter is inserted through the abdominal wall into the bladder and maintained in place for continuous urinary drainage.
- The Cystofix® product range is intended to be used for the drainage of the bladder through the abdominal wall, on the median line of the body above the symphysis (puncture set). The catheter is introduced in the bladder to allow the drainage after surgery, in case of bladder dysfunction or urinary retention.
- E. A. Kidd, F. Stewart, N. C. Kassis, E. Hom, M. I. Omar; “Urethral (indwelling or intermittent) or suprapubic routes for short-term catheterisation in hospitalized adults” Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2015 December 10.
- A. Kulbay, E. Joelsson-Alm, A. Tammelin; “The impact of guidelines on sterility precautions during indwelling urethral catheterization at two acute-care hospitals in Sweden - a descriptive survey” European Association of Urology Nurses (EAUN).
- British Association of Urological Surgeons’ guidelines (BAUS) - Hall et al. 2020, Harrison et al. 2011.
- Data on file.