The Zassi® Bowel Management System (BMS) is intended for diversion of fecal matter to minimize external contact with patient skin, to facilitate the collection of fecal matter for patients requiring stool management, to provide access for colonic irrigation and to administer enema/medications. 2. CONTRAINDICATIONS

2007年4月13日 · The Zassi Bowel Management System (Zassi Medical Evolutions, Fernandina Beach, Florida) multichannel intrarectal catheter was evaluated for its safety and its ability to divert feces away from perineal skin to allow wound and skin healing.

Introduction: The Zassi Bowel Management System (BMS) is used increasingly in the ICU as a means of fecal diversion. The device can be used on patients with either diarrhea or fecal incontinence.

INTRODUCTION: Indwelling catheter fecal diversion systems such as the Zassi Bowel Management System are commonly used in intensive care units in patients with diarrhea or fecal incontinence.

This article evaluates the Zassi Bowel Management System (ZBMS, Hollister), a product that has been designed to manage diarrhoea, faecal incontinence and defaecation in situations where a patient is either completely dependent, has overwhelming uncontrolled diarrhoea that poses a threat to skin integrity and is a cross-infection risk, or where ...

The Zassi Bowel Management System tube allows diversion of feces away from the perineum for wound healing. It is safe, effective, and may help avoid stoma formation.

2009年3月26日 · The Zassi Bowel Management System tube allows diversion of feces away from the perineum for wound healing, which is safe, effective, and may help avoid stoma formation. Expand

2009年3月26日 · This article evaluates the Zassi Bowel Management System (ZBMS, Hollister ®>), a product that has been designed to manage diarrhoea, faecal incontinence and defaecation in situations where a patient is either completely dependent, has overwhelming uncontrolled diarrhoea that poses a threat to skin integrity and is a cross-infection risk, or ...

Zassi Bowel Management System (Zassi Medical Evolu-tions, Fernandina Beach, Florida) multichannel intrarectal catheter was evaluated for its safety and its ability to divert feces away from perineal skin to allow wound and skin healing. METHODS: A prospective cohort study was conducted on inpatients from the Burns and Geriatric Units.

PURPOSE: A proactive bowel management with aid of the Zassi/Hollister Bowel Management System (BMS) represents an economical and clinically advantageous practice for the fecal management of burn patients unable to defecate independently.