What is the primary purpose of Continuous Bladder Irrigation (CBI)?

CBI is commonly implemented in clinical settings following bladder or prostate surgery, particularly when significant bleeding is anticipated. The primary purpose of CBI is to prevent the retention of blood clots, which can obstruct urine flow and compromise patient recovery. By continuously flushing the bladder, CBI helps maintain clear urine drainage and reduces the risk of complications associated with clot formation.

While CBI is effective for ongoing management, there are instances when manual bladder irrigation becomes necessary. Manual irrigation is utilized to clear occasional blockages in the catheter or bladder that are caused by clots or debris, especially when CBI alone is insufficient to resolve these obstructions. This targeted intervention ensures continued urine flow and supports overall catheter function.

The Multiphze Enclosed Bladder Irrigation System addresses the need for safe and efficient manual bladder irrigation. It stands out as the only OSHA-compliant solution for treating hematuria, offering a novel approach designed to lower the risks and costs associated with biohazard exposure and contamination.

The Multiphze system incorporates a preassembled irrigation line and drainage line, along with a 4-liter urine bag and a specialized syringe. This syringe attaches directly to a standard urinary catheter, streamlining the manual irrigation procedure for greater convenience and safety.