Biofilm and other causes of pain in catheterization.

This article looks at the anatomy of the bladder and how sensations, including pain, are transmitted to the brain. The use of urinary catheters is discussed and initially, the development of biofilm is addressed, from its cause, structure and effect, to how it can be treated. Many of the problems ar...

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Publicado en:British Journal of Community Nursing Vol. 14; no. 3; pp. 102 - 105
Autor principal: Wilson MCR
Formato: pictorial tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Mark Allen Holdings Limited Mar2009
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          Biofilms
          Catheters, Urinary
          Treatment Related Pain
          Urinary Catheterization
          Bacterial Colonization
          Bacteriuria
          Bladder Anatomy and Histology
          Catheter Occlusion
          Catheter-Related Infections
          Drainage Equipment and Supplies
          Equipment Design
          Female
          Pain Physiopathology
          Treatment Related Pain Etiology
          Treatment Related Pain Prevention and Control
          Urinary Catheterization Equipment and Supplies
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