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GuardIVa™ Port Access Kits with GuardIVa™ Antimicrobial Hemostatic IV Dressing

SKU:

PA-0038YNG

GTIN:

00801741096501

SafeStep® Huber Needle Set PAK + GuardIVa® Dressing with NAC® Needleless Access Y-Site, 20 G x 1.5 in

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Designed to standardize port access procedures
Provides the convenience of necessary kit components in a common package
Kit components are organized to facilitate sterile “best practices” for port access related procedures
Assists clinicians in complying with guidelines for sterile port access outlined by nursing societies and the CDC
Procedural Checklist included in every kit:
- Educate and assist in sterile port access technique
- Convenient documentation and tracking of port access procedure
- Procedural checklist for simplified protocol documentation

The GuardIVa® dressing significantly lowered re-growth of skin microflora at day 7 and day 10 compared to the control.¹

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1. As demonstrated through in vivo testing. Data on file.

Vescia, S. et al., Management of Venous Port Systems in Oncology: A review of current evidence, Annals of Oncology, Sept 2007, 19:9-15.

Groeger, Jeffrey S. et.al., Infectious Morbidity Associated with Long-Term Use of Venouos Access Devices in Patients with Cancer, Annals of Internal Medicine, 1993; 119:1168-1174.

Grannan, Kevin I., et.al., Early and Late Complications of Totally Implantable Venous Access Devices, Journal of Surgical Oncology, 1990, 44:52-54.

Pegeus, David, et.al., Comparison of Infections in Hickman and Implanted Port Catheters in Adult Solid Tumor Patients, Journal of Surgical Oncology, 49: 156-162 (1992). Groeger, Jeffrey S. et.al., Venous Access in the Cancer Patient, Principles and Practice of Oncology, 1991; vol. 5 no. 3

† Survey results on file at C. R. Bard, Inc.

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GTIN - Case

10801741096508

GTIN - Each

00801741096501

Product Basic Specification

Gauge Size

19 Ga

Length

With Y-Site Product Code

with NAC® Needleless Access Y-Site

GTIN

GTIN - Case	10801741096508	5
GTIN - Each	00801741096501	1

Product Basic Specification

Gauge Size	19 Ga
Length	1.5"
With Y-Site Product Code	with NAC® Needleless Access Y-Site

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