The BD Securis™ Stabilization Device is an Engineered Stabilization Device (ESD) designed to protect vascular access sites and to secure vascular access devices to the skin.
Unlike transparent film dressings that just cover the site, BD Securis™ includes an adhesive comfort pad for site protection with catheter securement all in one device.
STABILIZATION
The BD Securis™ Stabilization Device requires 70% more force to dislodge a PIVC when compared to those secured with tape and a transparent dressing.*†
STERILITY
The BD Securis™ Stabilization Device is a sterile securement solution designed to reduce the likehood of catheter contamination.
PISTONING
The BD Securis™ Stabilization Device demonstrates greater catheter stabilization, a reduction in total pistoning movement, and requires a greater force to dislodge the IV catheter when compared to tape.*
COMPLIANCE
A sterile securement helps meet best practice and industry guidelines.
INS recommends the use of an Engineered Stabilization Device as an alternative to tape.1
CDC recommends the use of an Engineered Stabilization Device to help reduce the risk of catheter-related bloodstream infections (CRBSIs).2
The comfort pad in the BD Securis™ Stabilization Device is designed to...
The BD Securis™ Stabilization Device incorporates six design features.
The BD Securis™ Stabilization Device incorporates six design features.
The comfort pad in the BD Securis™ Stabilization Device is designed to...
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* As demonstrated through simulated testing. Results may not be indicative of actual clinical performance. Different test may yield different results. (R80710-000 BD Securis™ Stabilization Device Qualification Report. 2014.)
** BD Securis™ stabilization device is not designed to accommodate larger winged peripheral IV catheters such as BD Nexiva™ or BD Intima™. BD Securis™ stabilization device is also not compatible with ported IV catheters such as BD Venflon™.
† Dislodgement is defined as 0.5” (12.7 mm) of catheter tip movement.
References
BD-62162
