Urinary catheterization is a deep intervention that requires the use of anti-pollution methods as it usually causes infections acquired in hospitals that may occur when the catheter is inserted or removed. Repeated urinary catheterization may lead to tissue infection, Urinary catheters should not be installed for patients except when needed only, not for the convenience of nursing staff members.
Approximately 10% of patients in hospitals have a fixed urinary catheterization, of which 20-25% suffer from urinary tract infections. The urinary tract infections resulting from intra-hospital interventions are estimated at 40% of total hospital infections. Fixed urinary catheterization.
The infection rate is directly related to the period of catheterization. 50% of the patients are infected 15 days after the catheterization. Nearly 100% of them are infected after one month. Possible with early removal if necessary to be used (preferably lifted within 5 days of installation).
Approximately 10% of patients in hospitals have a fixed urinary catheterization, of which 20-25% suffer from urinary tract infections. The urinary tract infections resulting from intra-hospital interventions are estimated at 40% of total hospital infections. Fixed urinary catheterization.
The infection rate is directly related to the period of catheterization. 50% of the patients are infected 15 days after the catheterization. Nearly 100% of them are infected after one month. Possible with early removal if necessary to be used (preferably lifted within 5 days of installation).
