Abstract

Objective To observe the effect of reducing the incidence of CAUTI (catheter associated urinary tract infection) by spraying the long-acting physical antibacterial material JUS on the surface of catheter and urethral orifice.Methods 70 patients, aged from 14~90, with indwelling catheter, were divided randomly into two groups (control group and treated group), each consisting of 35 patients. For the control group, their urethral orifice was treated conventionally twice a day; while for the treated group, in addition to the conventional treatment of their urethral orifice, the catheter and urine bag connection were sprayed with the long-acting antibacterial material JUS twice a day.Results The number of cases of urinary tract infection in the treated group during catheterization was evidently less than those of the control group (χ2=24.587,P<0.05), so the difference was significance.Conclusions The long-acting antibacterial material, after spraying on the wall of catheter and urethral orifice of the patients with indwelling catheter, may form a layer of physically antibacterial molecular film to prevent the formation of a bacterial biological film and effectively reduce the incidence of urinary tract infection. Key words: Ureter; Catheters,indwelling; JUS; Urinary tract infection

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