Stabilization Devices

• StatLock® IV Premium Stabilization Device is specifically designed to secure compatible luer lock IV extension sets.
• Unique entry angle of retainer is designed to prevent catheter kinking, which could lead to occlusion.

Features

StatLock® Stabilization Devices are a more effective alternative to tape in helping improve clinical outcomes, quality of care and economic efficiencies. The StatLock® IV Premium Stabilization Device snap fits onto the extension set over the luer. Available to fit a variety of extension sets. Available in adult and pediatric sizes.

Please consult product labels, IFU and package inserts for any indications, contraindications, hazards, warnings, cautions and instructions for use.

Specifications

Specifications subject to change without notice.

Resources

Please refer to the below-listed Instructions for Use (IFUs) for any indications, contraindications, hazards, warnings and cautions.

• Inservice Poster
• Brochure

Video

• StatLock® IV Premium Stabilization Device Application Procedural Video04:51
• StatLock® IV Premium Stabilization Device Removal Procedure Video02:11
• StatLock® IV Premium Stabilization Device In-Service Video07:02

Prescriptive Information

INDICATIONS FOR USE: The StatLock® stabilization device is compatible for medical tubes and catheters.

CONTRAINDICATIONS: Known tape or adhesive allergies. Known sensitivity to benzoin. (Zinc Oxide PICC Neonatal Universal)

WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS

• Do not use the StatLock® stabilization device where loss of adherence could occur, such as with a confused patient, unattended access device, diaphoretic or non-adherent skin, or when the access device is not monitored daily.
• Observe universal blood and body fluid precautions and infection control procedures, during the StatLock® stabilization device application and removal.
• Suture the StatLock® stabilization device pad to skin if necessary or deemed necessary.
• Avoid the StatLock® stabilization device contact with alcohol or acetone, both can weaken bonding of components and the StatLock® stabilization device pad adherence.
• Minimize catheter manipulation during StatLock® stabilization device application and removal.
• Remove oil and moisturizer from targeted skin area.
• The StatLock® stabilization device pad adherence and catheter/tube position should be routinely inspected.
• Orient the StatLock® stabilization device so arrows point toward the catheter tip.
• The StatLock® stabilization device should be replaced every 7 days.
• A StatLock® stabilization device luer-lock connector must be used to secure venous and arterial catheters.
• Always apply the adhesive strip to central venous and arterial catheters at or near the insertion site when using a StatLock® stabilization device.
• This is a single use device. Reuse/and or repackaging may create a risk of patient or user infection, compromise the structural integrity and/or essential material and design characteristics of the device, which may lead to device failure, and/or lead to injury, illness or death of the patent.
• Do not re-sterilize. The sterility of the single use device is not guaranteed following re-sterilization because of an indeterminable degree of potential pyrogenic or microbial contamination which may lead to infection complications. Re-sterilization may compromise the structural integrity, essential material and/or design characteristics and may lead to an unpredictable loss of functionality and/or device failure.
• Special Patient Population
  • Do not use alcohol or acetone containing products on pre-term infants

Clinical Outcomes

The Unrivaled Evidence You Need To Proceed

Clinical studies comparing the stabilization of catheter IVs using tape versus StatLock® stabilization devices demonstrate
that StatLock® stabilization devices are unrivaled in helping to improve patient outcomes, quality of care and economic efficiencies. ^5,2,11

The results demonstrate that the innovative designs of StatLock® stabilization devices provide superlative results in promoting healthcare worker safety and patient satisfaction. The comparative data makes a persuasive case as to why StatLock® stabilization devices are more effective than traditional forms of tape and suture stabilization to achieve the positive outcomes
you seek.

Proven to Reduce Complications

StatLock® stabilization device for Peripheral IV Catheter:

• Lowers the rate of total IV complications by approximately 67% ⁵
• Decreases IV total complication rate from 48% to 16% ⁵
• Decreases phlebitis rate by approximately 80% ⁵
• Decreases rate of tape-related skin damage which has been documented to be as high as 54% ^2,11

StatLock® stabilization device for PICC and Central Line Catheter:

• When a sterile securement device (StatLock® stabilization device) has been used routinely, total PICC complications and restarts in a hospital have decreased by 45% ²
• When compared to suture stabilization, StatLock® Stabilization Devices eliminate sharps injuries to health care workers when they are securing central catheter lines ^{29,30,15 2,11}

StatLock® stabilization device for Arterial Catheter:

• Reduces unscheduled arterial catheter restarts by 49% ¹²

StatLock® Neonatal stabilization device:

• Tape doesn't adhere well to the plastic cannula; in 74% of tape specimens tested in one hospital, pathenogenic bacteria contaminated the tape ¹³

StatLock® Epidural stabilization device:

• Designed to prevent epidural catheter migration, disconnection and/or dislodgement which could interrupt anesthesia

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Quality of Care

The Unrivaled Evidence You Need To Proceed

Clinical studies comparing the stabilization of catheter using tape versus StatLock® stabilization devices demonstrate that
the StatLock® stabilization devices are unrivaled in helping to improve patient outcomes, quality of care and economic
efficiencies. ^5,2,11

The results demonstrate that the innovative designs of StatLock® stabilization devices provide superlative results in promoting healthcare worker safety and patient satisfaction. The comparative data makes a persuasive case as to why StatLock® stabilization devices are more effective than traditional forms of tape and suture stabilization to achieve the positive outcomes
you seek.

Enhances Patient Care

StatLock® stabilization device for Peripheral IV Catheter:

• Meets the 2006 INS Standards that state "whenever feasible, using a manufactured catheter stabilization device
  is preferred."³¹
• Increases IV catheter dwell times from 44 hours to 98 hours ^4,27
• Decreases unscheduled IV catheter restarts from approximately 71% to 17% ⁵
• Eliminates the use of non-sterile tape which has a 74% contamination rate StatLock® stabilization device for
  PICC Catheter ¹³

StatLock® stabilization device for PICC Catheter:

• Meets the 2006 INS Standards that state "Whenever feasible, using a manufactured catheter stabilization device
  is preferred." ³¹
• Eliminates suture related needlesticks ^18,29,30

StatLock® stabilization device for Arterial Catheter:

• Meets the 2006 INS Standards that state "Whenever feasible, using a manufactured catheter stabilization device
  is preferred." (31)

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Economic Efficiencies

The Unrivaled Evidence You Need To Proceed

Clinical studies comparing the stabilization of catheter IVs using tape versus StatLock® stabilization devices demonstrate
that the StatLock® stabilization devices are unrivaled in helping to improve patient outcomes, quality of care and economic efficiencies. ^5,2,11

The results demonstrate that the innovative designs of StatLock® stabilization devices provide superlative results in promoting healthcare worker safety and patient satisfaction. The comparative data makes a persuasive case as to why StatLock® stabilization devices are more effective than traditional forms of tape and suture stabilization to achieve the positive outcomes
you seek.

Saves Time and Money

StatLock® stabilization device for Peripheral IV Catheter:

• Decreases material costs - 55 fewer IVs per 100 catheter starts⁵
• Saves an average of 29 minutes per IV treatment compared to tape¹¹
• May provide hospitals an estimated overall cost savings in the range of $277,000 per year⁵

StatLock® stabilization device for PICC and Central Line Catheter:

• Eliminates the associated costs of needlestick injuries - nearly $3,000 per incident, even when it doesn't result in
  an infection²⁹
• Significantly reduces the cost of maintaining a PICC line and the complication costs associated with the catheter¹⁰

StatLock® stabilization device for Arterial Catheter:

• StatLock® stabilization device usage is essentially cost neutral¹²

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