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SecurAcath Significantly Reduces CLABSI Risk. Recent study in AJIC* showed an adhesive catheter securement device had a 288% increase in risk of CLABSI compared to the SecurAcath. CLABSIs yield tremendous negative consequences …
Placement & Removal Procedures - SecurAcath
Read through our collection of clinical evidence regarding the use and effectiveness of our SecurAcath securement device.
Print Materials - SecurAcath
The SecurAcath materials below are available in PDF (Portable Document Format). To view the these documents, users may download Adobe® Reader® . It is free software you can use to view PDF files.
Video - SecurAcath
Oct 5, 2023 · Read through our collection of clinical evidence regarding the use and effectiveness of our SecurAcath securement device.
For Patients - SecurAcath
The SecurAcath is designed to secure the catheter for the entire duration of therapy, eliminate catheter movement dislodgement, and prevent therapy interruption. Because SecurAcath does not need to be changed out, it makes dressing changes much faster and easier.
IFU - SecurAcath
Interrad Medical SecurAcath provides access to product literature online as an alternative to printed documents. Below you will find Instructions for Use (IFU) for selected products. Interrad Medical recommends that product IFUs be downloaded, printed, reviewed, and readily available for operator reference during procedures when using our devices.
Reduce Catheter Complications - SecurAcath
Jun 17, 2020 · More importantly, they found infections dropped from 22 the year prior to 10 after SecurAcath was implemented. They estimate catheter infections cost $30,000 each to treat. Therefore, the savings from 12 reduced infections was $360,000.
Recommendations and Guidelines - SecurAcath
SAS (SecurAcath) is effective in reducing the risk of dislodgment when used for securing PICCs and other types of central VADs in adult patients as well as in children and neonates.
Education - SecurAcath
View recordings of drop-in SecurAcath training sessions led by experienced clinicians. Each video provides information on proper use of the device with helpful tips and Q&A. Select a button below to view a session
Under the scan conditions defined, the SecurAcath is expected to produce a maximum temperature rise of 1.5°C after 15-minutes of continuous scanning (i.e., per pulse sequence).