Ethicon 4152 - BIOPATCH Protective Disk with CHG 1" (2.5 cm) disk with 7.0 mm center hole, 10 PER/BX
BIOPATCH Protective Disk with CHG
BIOPATCHis the ONLY protective disk with a cleared indication and PROVEN to reduce the incidence of catheter-related bloodstream infections (CRBSIs), local infections and skin colonization in patients with central venous and arterial catheters.
The ONLY protective disk PROVEN to reduce the incidence of CRBSIs, local infections and skin colonization in patients with central venous and arterial catheter.
Proven to reduce CRBSI
BIOPATCH Protective Disk with CHGis a solution to reduce central venous and arterial catheter related BSIs.BIOPATCH is supported by over a dozen randomized-controlled trials including all five studies cited in the 2011 CDC guidelines supporting its Category 1B recommendation for use of CHG sponge dressing.
Prepping the skin is not enough
60% of CRBSI originate from the patients own skin.
Within hours of thorough antiseptic application, resident bacteria quickly re-colonize the skin surface.Continuous release of CHG provides ;360 degree protection around the insertion site for 7 days for ongoing antisepsis between dressing changes.
Lives are on the line, trust the EV. The Solution!
BIOPATCH delivers the right dose of CHG. Through its proprietary delivery technology, BIOPATCH provides proven sustained antimicrobial action over 7 days.
Improve the patient experience
Take the first step towardclinically indicated replacement
Peripheral IVs are the most frequently used invasive device in hospitalsand standards of care now recommend clinically indicated replacement. This simple change can lead to improved outcomes, increased efficiencies and better patient experience of care, all aligned to the ACA. "There is no risk-free line and vigilance is required with any vascular device placement.
Specifications
- ORDER CODE: 4152.
- SIZE: 1 disk (2.5 cm) w/7.0 mm center hole.
- FRENCH SIZE RANGE: 13-20 Fr.
- AVERAGE AMOUNT OF CHG PER DRESSING: 86.8 mg.
- QUANTITY PER CASE: 10/box, 4 boxes/case; 40.
