Name: China Epidural Line Holder Securement Device Manufacturers Suppliers Factory - Free Sample - Qichuang Medical
Brand: Qichuang
SKU: 84767962

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Epidural Catheter Holder Foley Catheter securement device stabilization device Fixation Device

**Product Details**
Product name	Epidural Catheter Securement Device
Item	B0309
Product composition	Release paper
	PU film applied non-woven fabric
	Wool surface
	Hook surface
	Foam
	Non-woven fabric
	Gluing
Application	Hospital, clinic, etc
Certificate	CE, ISO13485
Producing capacity	200,000 pcs/month
MOQ	100 pcs
Packing	1. Inner Packing: Paper plastic bag
	Outer Packing: Carton box
	1pcs sterile bag, 50pcs per box
	2. Custom-made Packing available
Delivery time	Within 7--15 days for common size
Sample	Free
Customized design	Available
ODM/OEM	Available

Epidural catheters that are commonly placed for anaesthesia or analgesia have a serious complication of migration. Besides intravascular local anaesthetic infusion which could lead to systemic toxicity, a subdural migration is often diagnosed late and presents with life-threatening outcomes noted either at post-mortem or requiring intensive care management. Albeit training and protocols for insertion, administering and management of epidurals have been established, not all complications can be mitigated. We present a case of an epidural catheter migration in a patient with timely detection and management without airway compromise with an analysis of the detection, diagnosis and management. Various methods for diagnosis have been described in the literature as we discuss the pros and cons of bedside and radiological investigations. A high index of suspicion and knowledge of potential problems in the management of patient with in-dwelling epidural catheters prove vital to avoid complications with catheter migration. Adequate training and availability of emergency contact details would expedite management in emergencies.

Migration of an epidural catheter is a known complication of the procedure, whether inserted for anaesthesia or analgesia. Migrations can be intravascular, subdural, subarachnoid (intrathecal) or subcutaneous. Epidural test doses of local anaesthetics immediately after catheter insertion have been used to exclude subdural placement. However, subdural migration of the catheter may occur anytime after the insertion due to various factors, including a tear in the arachnoid membrane by the catheter before the intrathecal catheter passed subdurally, or from the catheter tip eroding through the arachnoid membrane until its subdural location [1]. This could potentially be life-threatening from inadvertent administration of epidural drug dosages into the subdural space. We present a case report of a patient who had a timely detection of possible epidural catheter migration into the subdural space while on a local anaesthetic infusion.