论文信息 - Use of op site as an occlusive dressing for total parenteral nutrition catheters.

Use of op site as an occlusive dressing for total parenteral nutrition catheters.

A retrospective study of standard hyperalimentation catheter dressing compared to the use of Op Site has demonstrated that Op Site is cost and time effective and is efficacious for attaining a low catheter sepsis rate. It is easy for nursing personnel to apply and comfortable for the patients to wear. Op Site may be contraindicated in diaphoretic patients.

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