CLEAN INTERMITTENT CATHETERIZATION IN TRAUMATIC PARAPLEGIA PATIENTS THREE YEARS FOLLOW UP STUDY

Dr. Abhiman Singh

Volume : VI, Issue : VII, July - 2017

CLEAN INTERMITTENT CATHETERIZATION IN TRAUMATIC PARAPLEGIA PATIENTS THREE YEARS FOLLOW UP STUDY

Dr. Abhiman Singh

Abstract :

Ninety Six traumatic paraplegia patients with bladder involved were prepared in the technique of clean intermittent catheterization-self at D.P.M.R. K.G. Medicinal College Lucknow. Eighty were male and sixteen were female, fourteen patients must be stopped from the program for different reasons (ten males and four females) still hospitalized, although all proceeded on self-clean intermittent catheterization after release from the hospital and were followed up for a time of three years. The contamination rate amid self-clean intermittent catheterization is low and most welcome the upside of flexibility from waste pack, the provincial paraplegic is additionally saved of going for long separation for the hospital for changing or irrigation of blocked indwelling catheters frequently. However, the patients must be all around spurred and free totransfer and have the capacity to proceed indefinitely with such‘s program.