Système de prise en charge des matières fécales Flexi-Seal^®

Le système de prise en charge des matières fécales Flexi-Seal^® est conçu pour :[bib13bib]

• Dériver les matières fécales de manière sûre et efficace
• Protéger les plaies de toute contamination fécale
• Réduire les lésions cutanées
• Réduire la propagation d'une infection
• Améliorer les soins apportés au patient
• Économiser le temps du personnel infirmier

Cliniquement prouvé

• Lors d'une étude clinique, 92 % des patients ont vu l'état de leur peau préservé ou amélioré (n=42).[bib13bib]
• Dans 83 % à 90 % des rapports, le personnel soignant a déclaré que le dispositif Flexi-Seal^® FMS permettait d'améliorer le contrôle de l'incontinence fécale, qu'il était pratique, efficace, convivial pour le personnel soignant, confortable pour le patient et qu'il permettait de gagner du temps.[bib13bib]

• En savoir plus sur le dispositif Flexi-Seal^® FMS
• Mode d'emploi du système Flexi-Seal^® FMS

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