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Go small. Think big.
"We developed PowerPICC™ Provena™ catheters based on nursing guidelines and clinical literature supporting the use of smaller-diameter* catheters1."
“The VAD selected is of the smallest outer diameter with the fewest number of lumens and is the least invasive device needed for the prescribed therapy.” — Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice, 2016. INS
Small catheters. Big performance.
Targeting the lowest catheter-to-vein ratio
- Family of smaller-diameter* PICCs that maintain high performance for infusion therapy
- Created through a combination of engineering expertise and polyurethane material technology
- Proprietary polyurethane material technology allows for thin catheter walls and large lumen sizes (3 Fr and 4 Fr only)
- Shortened 4 cm reverse taper (compared to BD PowerPICC™ catheters)
5 Fr PowerPICC® catheter VS 4 Fr DL PowerPICC® Provena™ catheter lumen comparison
5 Fr TL PowerPICC™ Provena™ catheter
- Smaller diameter* third generation 5 Fr triple lumen catheter with advanced reverse taper
- The smaller-diameter* PowerPICC™ Provena™ 5 Fr triple lumen catheter maintains high flow performance.
- To achieve this, we increased the wall thickness of the reverse taper region by 70% with no change to the outer diameter.**
A SMALLER ALTERNATIVE for your critical-care needs gives you:*
- Multiple lumens - Multiple lumens for patient therapy needs
- Short- and long-term infusion therapy - It can extend across departments of the hospital
- Bedside placement - Bedside placement with no CXR needed in adult patients if confirmed with Sherlock 3CG™ Tip Confirmation System (TCS)
- Improved patient safety - Lower placement risks compared to acute CICCs to help improve patient safety2
- Various dressing orientations - Advanced reverse taper accomodates various dressing orientations
- Central venous pressure monitoring - Indicated for central venous pressure monitoring
Improved kink resistance by 28%** and has equivalent kink resistance to the PowerPICC™ 5 Fr dual lumen catheter.^
Catheter Trimming Device
PowerPICC™ Provena™ catheter kits contain a catheter trimming device. The catheter trimming device is a single procedure device for trimming catheters with sizes ranging from 2 Fr to 6 Fr.
To learn more about our smaller-diameter* catheters, click the Features or Resources tab.
1. Infusion Nurses Society. “Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice.” Journal of Infusion Nursing. Volume 39. Jan/Feb 2016.
2. Dariushnia, S. R., Wallace, M. J., Siddiqi, N. H., Towbin, R. B., Wojak, J. C., Kundu, S., & Cardella, J. F. (2010). Quality improvement guidelines for central venous access. Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, 21(7), 976-981.
*Size comparison in relation to PowerPICC™ catheters of the same lumen configuration.
**Compared to PowerPICC™ HF catheter. R84228 Rev 2 section 11.4.4. BD, Salt Lake City, UT.
^ Based on Bard simulated testing. R84228 Rev 2 section 11.4.4. May not be indicative of actual clinical performance.
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To learn more about our smaller-diameter* catheters, click the Features or Resources tab.
1. Infusion Nurses Society. “Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice.” Journal of Infusion Nursing. Volume 39. Jan/Feb 2016.
2. Dariushnia, S. R., Wallace, M. J., Siddiqi, N. H., Towbin, R. B., Wojak, J. C., Kundu, S., & Cardella, J. F. (2010). Quality improvement guidelines for central venous access. Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, 21(7), 976-981.
*Size comparison in relation to PowerPICC™ catheters of the same lumen configuration.
**Compared to PowerPICC™ HF catheter. R84228 Rev 2 section 11.4.4. BD, Salt Lake City, UT.
^ Based on Bard simulated testing. R84228 Rev 2 section 11.4.4. May not be indicative of actual clinical performance.
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To learn more about our smaller-diameter* catheters, click the Features or Resources tab.
1. Infusion Nurses Society. “Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice.” Journal of Infusion Nursing. Volume 39. Jan/Feb 2016.
2. Dariushnia, S. R., Wallace, M. J., Siddiqi, N. H., Towbin, R. B., Wojak, J. C., Kundu, S., & Cardella, J. F. (2010). Quality improvement guidelines for central venous access. Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, 21(7), 976-981.
*Size comparison in relation to PowerPICC™ catheters of the same lumen configuration.
**Compared to PowerPICC™ HF catheter. R84228 Rev 2 section 11.4.4. BD, Salt Lake City, UT.
^ Based on Bard simulated testing. R84228 Rev 2 section 11.4.4. May not be indicative of actual clinical performance.
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| Description | Max Barrier | Full Tray | Basic Tray |
| PICC | • | • | • |
| Microintroducer | • | • | • |
| Guidewire, 0.018 in. | • | • | • |
| Scalpel, safety | • | • | • |
| IV catheter, 20 Ga. | • | • | • |
| Introducer needle, 21 Ga. | • | • | • |
| Needle hypodermic, safety, 25 Ga. | • | • | |
| Filter straw | • | • | |
| Wound closures | • | • | |
| Transparent dressing | • | • | |
| Drape, fenestrated | • | ||
| Drape, full body, fenestrated | • | ||
| Bouffant cap | • | ||
| Surgical gown | • | ||
| Towel, absorbent | • | ||
| Poly underdrape | • | • | |
| Tourniquet, latex-free | • | • | |
| Face mask | • | • | |
| Surgical tape | • | • | |
| Catheter trimming device | • | • | |
| Measuring tape | • | • | |
| End caps (one per PICC lumen) | • | • | • |
| Syringes | • | • | |
| Surgical gloves, sterile, latex-free | • | • | |
| Lidocaine | • | • | |
| Saline | • | • | |
| Alcohol wipe | • | • | |
| Gauze pad, 4 in. x 4 in. | • | • | |
| Gauze pad, 2 in. x 2 in | • | • | |
| StatLock™ catheter stabilization device | • | • | • |
| Patient checklist | • | ||
| Room stop sign | • | ||
| Patient safety guide | • |
To learn more about our smaller-diameter* catheters, click the Features or Resources tab.
1. Infusion Nurses Society. “Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice.” Journal of Infusion Nursing. Volume 39. Jan/Feb 2016.
2. Dariushnia, S. R., Wallace, M. J., Siddiqi, N. H., Towbin, R. B., Wojak, J. C., Kundu, S., & Cardella, J. F. (2010). Quality improvement guidelines for central venous access. Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, 21(7), 976-981.
*Size comparison in relation to PowerPICC™ catheters of the same lumen configuration.
**Compared to PowerPICC™ HF catheter. R84228 Rev 2 section 11.4.4. BD, Salt Lake City, UT.
^ Based on Bard simulated testing. R84228 Rev 2 section 11.4.4. May not be indicative of actual clinical performance.
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We coupled the 3 Fr single lumen and 4 Fr dual lumen PowerPICC™ Provena™ catheters with a comprehensive procedural tray, providing clinicians with a complete vascular access solution for small patients.
Smaller is better
The small patient tray is designed to be consistent with bundling industry guidelines from the CDC, The Joint Commission, and the Institute of Healthcare Improvement.
Note: The above photo does not include all tray components.
Catheter Trimming Device
- Enclosed blade to provide safety from exposed sharps
- Viewing window to visualize catheter trimming mark
Tourniquet
- 18” length x 1/2” width
- Textured material that provides a non-slip surface
Clear drape
- Square 15” x 15”
- 2 3/8” round fenestration to create a small sterile area for PICC insertion
Max barrier drape
- 73” width x 112.5” length
- Two 4” x 5” fenestrations that accommodate small patient PICC placements for either arm
Microintroducer
- GaltNeedleTech™ branded
- 5 cm long to accommodate small patient size
Non-woven Gauze
- 2” x 2”, 4” x 4”
IV Catheter
- 22 Ga x 1”
Nitinol Guidewire
- 40 centimeters long
- Marked every centimeter to allow clinicians to visualize amount of guidewire in the patient
StatLock™ PICC Plus Pediatric Stabilization Device
- Teddy bear
- Foam, sliding posts
StatLock™ PICC Plus Pediatric Stabilization Device Safety Information
Securement Strips
- Pre-cut
- 1.5” length
- 3 per card (1 card per lumen)
Transparent Dressing
- 3M™ Tegaderm™ I.V. Advanced Securement Dressing
- 3.5” x 4.5” overall dressing
- 2.25” x 2.5” window
To learn more about our smaller-diameter* catheters, click the Features or Resources tab.
1. Infusion Nurses Society. “Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice.” Journal of Infusion Nursing. Volume 39. Jan/Feb 2016.
2. Dariushnia, S. R., Wallace, M. J., Siddiqi, N. H., Towbin, R. B., Wojak, J. C., Kundu, S., & Cardella, J. F. (2010). Quality improvement guidelines for central venous access. Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, 21(7), 976-981.
*Size comparison in relation to PowerPICC™ catheters of the same lumen configuration.
**Compared to PowerPICC™ HF catheter. R84228 Rev 2 section 11.4.4. BD, Salt Lake City, UT.
^ Based on Bard simulated testing. R84228 Rev 2 section 11.4.4. May not be indicative of actual clinical performance.
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