1. Etude J. Bennett and al, The effect of urethral introducer tip catheters on the incidence of urinary tract infection outcomes in spinal cord injured patients.

Bibliographie:

Etude Laboratoire – Dr. Nicola Morris, Dr. Richard Thompson, Bristol Urology Institute, Assessment of the Ability of a Protective Tip to Prevent Bacterial Contamination of the Catheter, 2018, Vol. 1, p. 4-62. 

Etude Laboratoire – Hudson E, Murahata R., The no-touch method of intermittent urinary catheter insertion: can it reduce the risk of bacteria entering the bladder, Spinal Cord 2005: 43, p.611-614.

User Appreciation Study: Protocol 4234-I, VaPro Hydrophilic Catheter Design, p.12-13, Table 6, 7a. Étude réalisée auprès de 66 utilisateurs de sondes urinaires.

Design Validation: Protocol 5872-I VaPro 2 Phase 2 (Part 1), p.5. Etude menée auprès de 17 cliniciens afin de valider les critères de design.

Clinical Study: Protocol 4850-I VaPro Pocket Male User Assessment, p.21-22. Évaluation des critères réalisée auprès 12 patients.

VaPro Pocket Catheter Comms Test Research Report. Base: Hollister Sample for users (n=45) Pocket users (n=35) not Pocket users (n=18). Questions: CT25A/CT25B: How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements. Date: 11/6/20.

User Appreciation Study: Protocol 4234-I VaPro Hydrophilic Catheter Design, page 17-18.