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Intermediate and Custom Kits - Vaxcel ® PICC

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<strong>PICC</strong> & Choose…<br />

INTERMEDIATE OR CUSTOM KITS<br />

TM<br />

<strong>Vaxcel</strong> ® <strong>PICC</strong> with PASV ® Valve Technology <strong>Intermediate</strong> <strong>Kits</strong><br />

DESIGNED FOR YOU<br />

<strong>Intermediate</strong> <strong>Kits</strong> combine the demonstrated clinical value of PASV Valve Technology<br />

with a compact size <strong>and</strong> broad array of accessories to generate self-sufficiency,<br />

procedural efficiency <strong>and</strong> the delivery of quality care.<br />

<strong>PICC</strong> <strong>Custom</strong> Kit Program<br />

DESIGNED BY YOU<br />

For some clinical teams, a st<strong>and</strong>ard kit is not ideal for their<br />

preferred <strong>PICC</strong> placement procedures. Boston Scientific has addressed this need<br />

by offering you a comprehensive custom <strong>PICC</strong> kit service.<br />

THE <strong>PICC</strong> INTERMEDIATE KIT FEATURES:<br />

THE CUSTOM KIT SERVICE OFFERS:<br />

PASV ® Valve Technology<br />

• Designed to resist backflow <strong>and</strong> maintain patency<br />

• Demonstrates significant reductions in rates of occlusions <strong>and</strong> infections 1,2<br />

Broad Array of Insertion Accessories<br />

• Reduces additional supplies required for procedure<br />

• Decreases procedure preparation time<br />

• Provides safety access options for modified Seldinger or direct<br />

venipuncture techniques<br />

Compact Kit Design<br />

• Supports multi-kit storage in <strong>PICC</strong> insertion carts<br />

• Complements tight work space for bedside placements<br />

PASV VALVE TECHNOLOGY<br />

IS DESIGNED TO AUTOMATICALLY:<br />

Close after infusion<br />

Open for sampling<br />

Infusion<br />

Complete Flexibility in Accessory Selection<br />

• Select from an extensive menu that allows for complete customization for patient<br />

preparation, venous access, line placement <strong>and</strong> securement of <strong>PICC</strong> line<br />

• Choose accessories that are tailored to your needs <strong>and</strong> help support<br />

fulfillment of your facility’s quality assurance <strong>and</strong> infection control guidelines<br />

Improved Clinician Efficiency, Productivity <strong>and</strong> Cost Savings<br />

• Designed to streamline <strong>PICC</strong> placement procedures, reducing clinician<br />

time <strong>and</strong> increasing productivity to reduce overall costs 1<br />

• Eliminates the cost of supplies not needed<br />

• Allows for selection of accessories based on departmental budget guidelines<br />

Aspiration<br />

How to Take Advantage of the <strong>Custom</strong> Kit Program<br />

Remain closed during normal<br />

increases in central venous pressure<br />

Closed<br />

Choose from a wide<br />

array of options to<br />

build a kit with<br />

accessories you need<br />

Create<br />

Continue to<br />

refine your<br />

<strong>PICC</strong> <strong>Custom</strong> Kit<br />

as your needs<br />

evolve<br />

Validate<br />

Place<br />

Verify that the finished<br />

kit you’ve created is<br />

as designed<br />

Use your <strong>PICC</strong> custom kit to<br />

achieve the clinical <strong>and</strong> efficiency<br />

goals set by your <strong>PICC</strong> team<br />

1. Burns D. The V<strong>and</strong>erbilt <strong>PICC</strong> Service: Program, Procedural <strong>and</strong> Patient Outcomes Successes. J Assoc Vasc Access. Winter 2005;10(4).<br />

2. Hoffer EK, et al. Prospective R<strong>and</strong>omized Comparison of Valved Versus Nonvalved Peripherally Inserted Central Vein Catheters. AJR 1999;173:1393-1398.

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