urinary catheters department of urology 2006 dian l kirstein
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URINARY CATHETERS
DEPARTMENT OF UROLOGY2006
DIAN L KIRSTEIN
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CATHETERS
• Size
• Shape
• Material
• Retaining mechanism
• Lumens
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SIZES
• Different size systems (External catheter diameter)
• Most common: French (F) (Charriere)
• 0.33mm = 1F
• 3F = 1mm, 30F = 10 mm
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CATHETER TYPES• Non self-retaining
(Jaques, Robinson, Nelaton)
• Self-retaining (Pezzer, Malecot)
• Self-retaining 2/3 way balloon Foley Catheter
• Postoperative haematuria catheter (rigid)
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CONDOM CATHETERS
• Men without outflow obstruction and intact voiding reflex pathways
• Restricted to selected patients where other measures are unsuccessful
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TYPES OF MATERIAL
• Latex
• Plastic
• Silicone coated latex
• Silicone
• Hydromers (biocath)
• Silver-inpregnated
• Antibiotic coated
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INDICATIONS FOR USE OF URINARY CATHETERS• Diagnostic• Therapeutic
• Short-term • Long-term
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SHORT-TERM CATHETERIZATION
• Acute urinary retention
• Urine collection (U mcs, residual volume)
• Urologic surgery
• Surgery on contiguous structures
• Urine output (medical, surgical)
• Urodynamic studies
• Radiology ( cystogram)
• Installation of antibiotics, immunotherapy etc
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LONG-TERM CATHETERIZATION
• Refractory urine retention– not correctable medically or surgically
• Neurogenic bladder – some
• Incontinence– non-responders to specific treatment– terminally ill, severely impaired– intractable skin breakdown
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TECHNIQUE• Inform patient - explain procedure
• NB aseptic
• Prepare
• Indication
• Size: “narrowest, softest tube that will serve the purpose”
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PREPARATION• Position patient
• Expose
• Open set using sterile technique
• Wash hands and don sterile gloves
• Test catheter balloon
• Attach drainage bag to catheter
• Lubricate catheter (local anesthetic lubricant)
• Clean
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CATHETERIZATION• Aseptic
• Place catheter (urine?)
• Inflate balloon (5ml)
• Gently pull back on catheter
• Tape tubing to thigh
• Position bag to facilitate drainage by gravity
• NB: retract foreskin
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CLOSED DRAINAGE SYSTEM
• “Open drainage system”: – 95% bacteriuria prevalence in 4 days
• “Closed”: – 5% per day risk, 40% by day 10
• Risk increases: – changing the catheter bags – taking urine samples– bladder washout regimes
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SUPRAPUBIC CATHETERINDICATIONS
• Failed urethral catheterization
• Urethral disruption
• Long-term bladder drainage
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SUPRAPUBIC CATHETERCONTRA-INDICATIONS
• Non-palpable bladder
• Previous lower abdominal surgery
• Coagulopathy
• Known bladder tumour
• Clot retention
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SUPRAPUBIC CATHETERTECHNIQUE• Informed consent
• Supine position
• Confirm full bladder
• Prepare suprapubic area
• Anesthetize: skin, sub-cutaneous tissue to the anterior bladder wall
• Confirm distance to full bladder by aspiration
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TECHNIQUE
• Plan angle and depth of puncture
• Stab wound
• Cystostomy trocar
• Fixate catheter
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Area to be shaved,
prepared and draped prior
to trochar placement
Position of the Stamey
trochar in the bladder.
The angle, distance
from the pubis and
position of the catheter
in relation to the bladder
wall are demonstrated