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Smith & nephew Kanülenfixation 6x7cm
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Moisture creates an ideal environment for bacterial growth, with the potential for serious infections caused by microorganisms. IV3000 dressings help minimize moisture accumulation. This is crucial for strategies to prevent catheter-related bloodstream infections (CRBSI).
Patch Property | Breathable |
Items per sales unit | 100 x |
Plaster type | Adhesive plasters |
Item number | 15677947 |
Manufacturer | Smith & nephew |
Category | Plasters + Bandages |
Manufacturer no. | 100609 |
Release date | 16.4.2021 |
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Plaster type | Adhesive plasters |
Patch Property | Breathable |
Medical device class | Is |
Country of origin | Switzerland |
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Climate contribution |
Scope of delivery | 100 pieces |
Items per sales unit | 100 x |
Length | 6 cm |
Weight | 344 g |
Length | 14.30 cm |
Width | 10.50 cm |
Height | 9.20 cm |
Weight | 327 g |
Instructions for use | Clean the skin area. Remove the first half of the protective film. The fixation strips can be used on the catheter wings or catheter body for additional security. Peel off the backing paper. Centre the dressing over the puncture site. Mould the foil to the catheter body and catheter to avoid the risk of "tunneling" and thus the penetration of bacteria. Removal Lift one corner of the film and overstretch it parallel to the patient's skin while stabilising the patient's skin and catheter with the other hand. Release and repeat the procedure. |
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