
- 환자재원기간 단축1
- 흉관삽입기간 단축30
Progel™ Platinum은 일반적인 봉합, 문합술 단독 시행 시 대비 흉막공기누출 건수를 유의하게 줄이는 것으로 나타났으며,29 중추적 임상시험 (Allen, et al.)에 따르면, 환자재원기간이 평균 1.9일 단축되는 것이 입증되어 있습니다.29
Progel™ Platinum 사용 시에는 흉막공기누출 연관 임상적 합병증의 가능성 또한 낮출 수 있습니다.29
Discovery. Diagnostics. Delivery.
Discovery. Diagnostics. Delivery.
Experts from around the globe describe the intersection between patient and healthcare worker safety, focusing on techniques to improve both occupational and public health.
Webinar Objectives:
Save Your Seat
직전 흉부외과적 절제술 시행례에서 흉관삽입기간, 환자재원기간을 확인하여 주십시오.
폐 절제술 시행 시, 수술 중 흉막공기누출 적응증이 발행하는 첫 사례에서 Progel™ Platinum을 사용해 보시고 흉관삽입기간, 환자재원기간을 기록하여 주십시오.
Patient Challenge 는 Progel™ Platinum 사용 환자에서 평균 재원기간이 단축되는 것을 확인하고자 시행하고 있습니다.
Challenge 참여
Hospitals and healthcare facilities
BD is a market leader in hospital products that can reduce the incidence of sharps injuries and exposure to bloodborne pathogens. Patient safety has been a focus of BD innovation for years, not only in the United States but also around the world. Working closely with organizations like the International Safety Center (EPINet) is an important part of our efforts to keep patients and workers safe.
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Hazardous drug safety >>
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360° rotation knob is effectively sized, contoured and located to enable easy instrument rotation.
360° rotation knob is effectively sized
360° rotation knob is effectively sized
360° rotation knob is effectively sized
360° rotation knob is effectively sized, contoured and located to enable easy instrument rotation.
360° rotation knob is effectively sized
360° rotation knob is effectively sized
360° rotation knob is effectively sized
Hospitals and healthcare facilities
BD is a market leader in hospital products that can reduce the incidence of sharps injuries and exposure to bloodborne pathogens. Patient safety has been a focus of BD innovation for years, not only in the United States but also around the world. Working closely with organizations like the International Safety Center (EPINet) is an important part of our efforts to keep patients and workers safe.
Safety syringes and needles >>
Hazardous drug safety >>
Infection prevention >>
Hospitals and healthcare facilities
BD is a market leader in hospital products that can reduce the incidence of sharps injuries and exposure to bloodborne pathogens. Patient safety has been a focus of BD innovation for years, not only in the United States but also around the world. Working closely with organizations like the International Safety Center (EPINet) is an important part of our efforts to keep patients and workers safe.
Safety syringes and needles >>
Hazardous drug safety >>
Infection prevention >>
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Reduction of intraoperative air leaks with Progel in pulmonary resection: a comprehensive review. Journal of Cardiothoracic Surgery. 2013;8:90. 36. The Progel™ Pleural Air Leak Sealant formulation incorporates Human Serum Albumin (HSA). The Progel Platinum™ Surgical Sealant formulation incorporates recombinant Human Albumin in place of HSA. Based on the results of pre-clinical studies, no differences in clinical outcomes between Progel™ Pleural Air Leak Sealant and Progel Platinum™ Surgical Sealant are anticipated.