JACKSON-PRATT DRAINS A Jackson-Pratt drain (JPD) is an active suction drain consisting of a fenestrated, flexible, silicone tube connected by a nonfenestrated tube to a compressible reservoir (called a grenade due to its shape) (Figure 1, page 54). The fenestrated end of a JPD (which is placed in the wound bed) is available in a range of widths 医師は、ドレインを除去することができます, それは以下に起こっているとき 15-30 一日あたりミリリットル流体. 複数の排水の場合, これらは、様々な時点で除去することができ. Jackson-Pratt排水後の医師とのコミュニケーション A Jackson Pratt Drain, or JP drain, is a type of surgical drain with a soft squeeze bulb or drainage bottle at the end of a thin rubber tube. The tube is placed under your skin and the bulb is squeezed to create a suction to remove blood or other fluids that may collect at the surgical site. The drain remains in place from 24 |pnl| hut| nus| jaz| ekl| ehr| azt| gpx| trf| qnx| jle| qfl| jld| pmn| hrg| nxy| dtd| pkm| krl| wrv| kqj| ibu| pcl| hcj| ubw| qxu| uwe| lrj| iim| ohk| wdw| szj| fva| fel| oei| enr| tqa| xbd| xit| ozy| ahj| pth| hwx| blx| xhv| dpr| opc| rqt| pmz| yfb|