Urinary catheters are associated with higher UTI rates, longer hospital stays, and increased costs.^1,2 And up to 80% of nosocomial UTIs come from indwelling urinary catheter use.³

CDC Guidelines (II-H) updated in 2009 indicate, “Consider using a portable ultrasound device…to reduce unnecessary catheter insertions.” Further information on this guideline is available at CDC Website.

BladderScan^® ultrasound instruments noninvasively measure bladder volume accurately and reliably. They are easy for staff to use and no sonographer is required. They can help reduce catheterizations, the rate of catheter-associated urinary tract infections, and the complications that can result.

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