What are the differences between Continuous Bladder Irrigation (CBI) and Manual Bladder Irrigation?

With Continuous Bladder Irrigation, the outflow of fluid is constantly monitored to assess the presence and extent of bleeding. CBI is designed for ongoing management and requires vigilant monitoring throughout the procedure. Manual irrigation, in contrast, is typically performed as a single intervention aimed at clearing blockages caused by clots or debris within the catheter or bladder. Unlike CBI, manual irrigation does not require continuous monitoring, making it suitable for targeted removal of obstructions when they occur.

The Multiphze Enclosed Bladder Irrigation System is the only OSHA-compliant solution available for treating hematuria that introduces an innovative method for manual bladder irrigation. This system is specifically designed to reduce the risks and costs associated with biohazard exposure and contamination, while also improving procedural efficiencies. A key feature of the Multiphze system is its novel syringe, which has a rotatable body and three independent ports to support the FILL, IRRIGATE, and DRAIN functions.