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Preventing IV therapy complications and the resulting unplanned IV restarts can improve patient care, while decreasing nurse intervention time and related patient care costs.
StatLock™ Stabilization Devices for peripheral IV catheters (PIVs) have been shown to:
- Lower the rate of total IV complications by approximately 67%1
- Decrease IV total complication rate from 48% to 16%1
- Decrease phlebitis rate by approximately 80%1
- Decrease rate of tape-related skin damage6
*As compared to tape.
Combining the latest in design and engineering, the BD StatLock™ PICC Stabilization Device portfolio includes multiple sizes and configurations that offer great versatility to meet your clinical needs.
BD StatLock™ Stabilization Devices for PICCs and central line catheters:
- Are designed to improve patient comfort and safety by eliminating the need to secure catheters with sutures or tape.
- Designed to help reduce sharps injuries to healthcare workers when they are securing central catheter lines when compared to suture stabilization3.
- Have anchor pads available in breathable, nonabsorbent tricot polyester or closed cell foam.
- Are sterile and made of components not made with natural rubber latex.
When a sterile securement device (StatLock™ Stabilization Device) has been used routinely, total PICC complications and restarts in a hospital have decreased by approximately 57%
Preventing IV therapy complications and the resulting unplanned IV restarts may improve patient care, while decreasing nurse intervention time and related patient care costs1.
The BD StatLock™ Pro Catheter Stabilization Device is designed to fit the BD PowerGlide Pro™ Midline Catheter Hub.
Central venous access placement and maintenance can be expensive8-9 and catheter failure due to complications may have a significant impact on hospital budgets due to the costs of: catheter replacement, treatment of complications including occlusion and thrombolytic use and additional length of stay8-9.
When compared to suture stabilization, StatLock™ Stabilization Devices are designed to help reduce sharps injuries to healthcare workers when they are securing central catheter lines.3
The breadth of the BD StatLock™ portfolio of stabilization devices provides a wide range of options for your catheter stabilization needs. You will find the right device, at the right size, for the right application.
Neonate
BD StatLock™ Neonatal Stabilization Devices are designed with a plastic on plastic connection to minimize catheter motion.
Epidural
Epidural catheter migration, disconnection and/or dislodgment can interrupt analgesia. Interrupted analgesia can result in patient pain or discomfort. BD offers several epidural stabilization devices for your patients’ needs.
They are designed to prevent epidural catheter migration, disconnection and/or dislodgement which could interrupt anesthesia.
Dialysis
BD StatLock™ Dialysis Stabilization Devices are sutureless stabilization devices offering a safer alternative to suture securement. They can reduce unscheduled arterial catheter restarts by 49%4.
Arterial
BD StatLock™ Arterial Catheter Stabilization Devices hold arterial lines in place for critical care patients.
Multipurpose: BD StatLock™ Multipurpose Stabilization Devices feature nylon filaments used for needle-free stabilization.
Universal Plus: BD StatLock™ Universal Plus Stabilization Devices are used for percutaneous drainage catheters. There are multiple configurations to stabilize a wide variety of catheter sizes.
- Schears GJ. Summary of product trials for 10, 64 patients: comparing an intravenous stabilizing device to tape. J Infus. Nurs. 2006;29(4):225-31.
- Wood D and Bowe-Geddes LA, A Comparative Retrospective Analysis of Two Securement Techniques for Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters (PICC) and Midline in the Homecare Setting, JVAD, 1997, 2, 11
- Griswold S et al, Investigation of a Safety-engineered device to prevent needlestick injury: why has not StatLock™ Stabilization Device Stuck?” BMJ Open 2013;3: e002327
- Stephenson C. The Advantages of a Precision-Engineered Securement Device for Fixation of Arterial Pressure-Monitoring Catheters. JAVA. 2005;10(3).
- Sheppard K., LeDesma M, Morris NL, O'Connor K. A prospective study of two intravenous catheter securement techniques in a skilled nursing facility. J Intravenous Nurs. 1999;22(3):151-6
- Gowderman JR, Lipman J, Rickard CM. Assessment of peripheral arterial catheters as a source of sepsis in the critically ill: a narrative review. J. Hosp. Infect. 2010;75:12-18
- Manns B, Tonelli M, Yilmaz S, et al. Establishment and maintenance of vascular access in incident hemodialysis patients: a prospective cost analysis. J Am Soc Nephrol. 2005;16 (1 ):201-9.
- Simon A, Fleischhack G, Wiszniewsky G, Hasan C, Bode U, Kramer MH. Influence of prolonged use of intravenous administration sets in paediatric cancer patients on CVAD-related bloodstream infection rates and hospital resources. Infection. 2006;34 (5 ):258-6
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