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How can we help you?Improving outcomes and streamlining care - clinically proven
How can we help you?Thoraxdrenasje bidrar til å opprettholde åndedrettsfunksjonen og den hemodynamiske stabiliteten ved å fjerne blod, væske eller luft fra områdene rundt lungene, hjertet eller spiserøret. Ved å gi regulert undertrykk gjør thoraxdrenasje det mulig for lungene å ekspandere helt – et viktig klinisk mål for pasienter med skader eller sykdommer, eller for pasienter som gjennomgår kirurgi og restituering etter operasjoner. Thoraxdrenasjesystem brukes ofte i operasjonsstuer, på intensivavdelinger og i akuttmottak.
Ved valg av et thoraxdrenasjessystem, prioriterer mange sykehus system som tilbyr pålitelig og uavbrutt drenering av brysthulen, som er enkle å sette opp, er stillegående og tilbyr avanserte overvåkingsfunksjoner som forbedrer thoraxdrenasjehåndtering. Bærbare thoraxdrenasjessystem gir ekstra fordeler – inkludert redusert behov for veggsug, tidligere mobilisering, redusert risiko for postoperative komplikasjoner og kortere sykehusopphold.
Thopaz+, unlike analogue systems, it reliably regulates the applied pressure at the patient’s chest and digitally (and quietly) monitors critical therapy indicators. Clinical data has demonstrated that Medela’s chest drainage therapy improves outcomes and streamlines the delivery of care. The ClotStop® catheters are made of silicone, which ensures easy and safe placement in the thorax. The unique ClotStop® coating helps minimize the risk of clots sticking to the surface and therefore the occlu - sion of the catheter and increases patient comfort.
Fra operasjon til rekonvalesens, ClotStop®kateteret gir:
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