Catheter securement device including extended anchor pad and release liner clasping features
AssigneeBard Access Systems, Inc.
InventorGlade H. Howell
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AssigneeBard Access Systems, Inc.
InventorGlade H. Howell
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Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to a securement device including a retainer defining a channel and at least one mounting wing extending therefrom. The mounting wing extends distally of an insertion site a skin surface adjacent to the insertion site to prevent “rocking” or “pistoning.” The mounting wing further includes channels of reduced thickness configured to impart malleable properties on the mounting wing. This can allow the mounting wing to be shaped to fit different portions of the patient. The retainer further includes various locking and anti-rotational features to guide the catheter into position within the retainer and further prevent “rocking” or “pistoning.” The securement device also includes a protective pad to inhibit abrasions from a medical line, spin nuts, and the like, and includes a clasping feature to retain a portion of the release liner to prevent obstructing ingress/egress of the catheter.
A securement device for stabilizing an elongate medical article on a skin surface of a patient, comprising:
A securement device for stabilizing an external portion of a catheter assembly after insertion of an internal portion of the catheter assembly into a body of a patient via a catheter insertion site, the securement device comprising:
A method of securing a catheter assembly, comprising:
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