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Urinary Catheterization: a Paradigm Shift in Difficult Urinary Catheterization
Current Urology Reports, 2016The urinary catheter is an ancient device for urinary drainage in patients. Placement of a urethral catheter is a common medical procedure that may have led to morbidity and mortality. Urethral catheterization is commonly performed by a nurse. Difficult catheter placement generates urology consultation.
Kristofer R, Wagner +2 more
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Urinary catheterization 1: indications
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2019Urinary catheterization is an important procedure that is regularly performed in hospital. All clinicians should have a good working knowledge of urinary catheters and the competence to manage them effectively. This topic will be discussed over two articles: this first article will focus on indications, and the second on techniques and managing failure.
Elizabeth, Tan +3 more
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Urinary Catheterization During Epidural Anesthesia
Nursing for Women's Health, 2010© 2010, AWHONN 11 tThe Joint Commission has declared that pain is a critical nursing assessment (Joint Commission, 2009). Nurses must therefore carefully attend to the pain of their clients, including those in labor. The pain of labor has been managed by many different methods, including breathing techniques, showering and position change, as well as ...
Margot R, De Sevo, Patricia, Semeraro
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A Practical Approach to Difficult Urinary Catheterizations
Current Urology Reports, 2013Routine placement of transurethral catheters can be challenging in some situations, such as urethral strictures, severe phimosis and false passages. Intravaginal retraction of the urethral meatus can complicate Foley placement in postmenopausal females.
Cameron, Ghaffary +3 more
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Urinary Blockade after Bilateral Catheterization
New England Journal of Medicine, 1966ANURIA or oliguria after the diagnostic use of ureteral catheters is an infrequent but serious complication in urologic practice, occurring most often with differential renal-function studies for which large catheters are inserted for relatively prolonged periods.
J J, Kaufman, P J, Moloney, M H, Maxwell
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A technique for catheterization of the urinary bladder in the ferret
Laboratory Animals, 1994The technique of catheterization of the urinary bladder, an important clinical skill for the diagnosis of urinary tract disorders, has not been described for the ferret. The bladder was catheterized in 23 ferrets (10 intact females; 11 spayed females; and 2 intact males) using a 3½ French, red rubber urethral catheter fitted with a steel ...
R P, Marini, M I, Esteves, J G, Fox
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The use of a clinical algorithm for urinary catheterization
British Journal of Community Nursing, 2007Urinary catheterization is undertaken for a number of clinical conditions. Debate continues as to whether clinicians use catheters appropriately following thorough assessment or if they sometimes catheterize as it makes for easier clinical management.
Frank, Booth, Melanie, Clarkson
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