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Evaluation of flow characteristics of 3-way catheters.
J Urol
April 2009
Department of Urology, Aintree University Hospitals, Liverpool, United Kingdom.
Article Synopsis
- The study assessed the flow characteristics of 14 different 3-way catheters of varying sizes (18Fr, 20Fr, 22Fr, and 24Fr) from different manufacturers including Rusch, Bardex, Dover, and Mentor using a standardized testing method.
- Results showed that Rusch catheters generally had superior flow rates compared to Bardex in the 18Fr and 20Fr categories, while no significant differences were found in larger sizes (22Fr and 24Fr) among different brands.
- Overall, maximal flow rates weren't significantly impacted by increasing size above 20Fr, and Rusch catheters performed the best in an artificial bladder setup for 18Fr and 20Fr sizes
Catheter-associated bacteriuria. A controlled trial with the Bardex Urinary Drainage System.
Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand
September 1986
In a randomized trial, the Bardex Urinary Drainage System was tested against a routine system consisting of a silicone-coated 16F Latex Foley catheter and exchangeable 1 500 ml collecting bags. The Bardex system consists of an all-silicone balloon catheter preconnected and sealed to the drainage tube with tape. The tube is united with a 2,000 ml collecting bag via a vented drip chamber.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe Bardex tube in performing barium enemas. Evaluation of its use and safety.
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The Bardex tube as an aid to radiography of the large bowel in the dog.
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