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	ActiFlo Indwelling Bowel Catheter System

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The ActiFlo Indwelling Bowel Catheter System is designed to help:

Reduce patient and clinician exposure

Prevent skin breakdown

Control costs

Safe to Use

Easy to Use

Review the table below to find clinical evidence related to improving the practice of bowel care. Click on the title of each document for PDF format or to request a copy.

	Exposure	Skin Breakdown	Cost	Safety/ Efficacy	Ease of Use	Brand Comparison	Medication Delivery	Irrigation
JOURNAL REPRINTS
Clinical Application of Continent Anal Plug in Bedridden Patients with Intractable Diarrhea. Jaehwang Kim et al Request a copy
A Nonsurgical Means of Fecal Diversion: The Zassi Bowel Management System. Anil Keshava et al Request a copy
Clinical Utility and Economic Impact of Introducing a Bowel Management System. Echols et al Request a copy
The Effect of a Pressure Ulcer Prevention Program and the Bowel Management System in Reducing Pressure Ulcer Prevalence in an ICU Setting. Benoit and Watts Request a copy
Understanding Recent Regulatory Guidelines for Hospital-Acquired Catheter-Related UTI and Pressure Ulcers. Thomas Hess and Rook Request a copy
Assessment of the Economic Impact on Fecal Containment in Bedridden Patients Comparing Zassi Bowel Management System with Flexi-Seal Fecal Management System. Koval-Vern et al Request a copy
CLINICAL POSTERS/ABSTRACTS
Odor Barrier Properties of Collection Bags, Hantke (635 KB - 4 pages)
Standardized Practice for the Administration of Rectal Lactulose in Hospitalized Patients with Hepatic Encephalopathy. Tucker (909 KB - 4 pages)
Economical and Clinical Advantages of Better Bowel Management in Hospitalized Patients. Downey, Goedvolk (836 KB - 4 pages)
A Nurse-Driven, Evidence-Based Project: How CNS Collaborative Partnerships Facilitated the Introduction and Implementation of an FDA-Cleared Bowel Management System at One HealthCare Network. Maillie et al (948 KB - 4 pages)
Medication Delivery via Indwelling Bowel Access Device Plays a Critical Role in Critical Care. Still (970 KB - 4 pages)
Managing Fecal Incontinence in a Rehabilitation Patient with Neurogenic Bowel. McLean et al (1 MB - 4 pages)
Comparison of Two Indwelling Bowel Catheters on Economic Impact by Number of Bedding and Dressings Changes. Powers et al (666 KB - 4 pages)
The Use of Irrigation with an Indwelling Bowel Catheter in a Critical Care Setting. Barnett et al (634 KB - 4 pages)
Fecal Containment Using Indwelling Bowel Catheters to Potentially Prevent Multidrug-Resistant Organism Nosocomial Infections. Barnett et al (642 KB - 4 pages)