Indications For Use; Device Description - ProSystems Secco Instrucciones De Uso

Indications for Use

The SECCO faecal management system (FMS) is intended for faecal management by the collection of semi-liquid
or liquid faecal matter in bedridden adults.

Device Description

The SECCO FMS consists of a silicone catheter tube with inflation cuff and irrigation port, 1500ml collection bag
containing a superabsorbent pad and odour control flatus deodourizing filter/vent, mounting plate with wipe
clean plastic attachment strap and 45ml syringe.
The device is latex free and for single use only.
Contents
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Catheter Tube with inflation cuff, X-ray opaque location marker and irrigation port
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3 x 1500ml collection bags with superabsorbent pad
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Bed mounting plate with wipe clean plastic attachment strap and rotating central tube
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Instructions for use
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45ml syringe
The SECCO FMS catheter tube is constructed of silicone material. The low pressure retention cuff, once inflated,
retains the device in the rectum. Faecal material is diverted into the silicone drainage tube, which provides a
route for the faecal matter to pass into the collection bag. The collection bag contains a superabsorbent pad
which absorbs liquid faeces creating a semi-solid gel for greater ease of transport and disposal. Along the
drainage tube are two lumens with individual access ports. The solid white coloured inflation port is used to
inflate and deflate the retention cuff. The irrigation port labelled IRRIG on a solid blue background is used to
add water to flush and irrigate the catheter tube.
1.5 litre collection pouch
with superabsorbent
Deodourizing
lter/vent
'S' slit exit
atus vent
on reverse
Coupling
of bag
ring
Secco
TM
........fecal management system
approx 1500 ml
1250 ml
1000 ml
750 ml
500 ml
250 ml
100 ml
2
Mounting plate
Irrigation
port (Blue)
Tab release
Closure
cap
Mounting strap
Cu
in ation
port
(White)
Flush/Sampling port
Soft
silicone
drainage
tube
45 ml
in ation / irrigation
syringe
Cu
Tube location
marker line
X-ray
opaque
marker