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MKT211181 / LIT007A / 5M / SG25

Help save time, increase accuracy

with our bladder scanner

Incontinence is widespread among the elderly population,

especially those who live in nursing homes, where 50 percent or

more of residents are incontinent.

The BioCon-500 can be helpful

in developing individualized urinary continence programs.

As part of a urinary continence program, the BioCon-500

Bladder Scanner allows caregivers to:

• Scan the resident’s bladder to determine if catheterization

or toileting is necessary.

• Show residents the results so they can actually see how

much fluid is in their bladder. This helps residents re-learn

the sensation of needing to urinate.

• Develop individualized toileting schedules based on each

resident’s bladder function pattern rather than at fixed times,

such as every two hours. This will save staff valuable time.

• More accurately determine if a resident’s bladder volume and

voided amounts are consistently low, prompting an increase in

the resident’s fluid intake.

The BioCon-500 Scanner is brought to

you exclusively by Medline

In our committment to bring you high quality products at a

good value, Medline has become the exclusive distributor of the

BioCon-500—the only portable, 3-D ultrasound device with a

pre-scan feature. The BioCon-500 is a quick, safe and non-invasive

way to measure bladder volume and post-void urinary retention.

BioCon-500 Scanner safely measures bladder volume.

Item # Description Pkg.

MDSB10500 BioCon-500 ea

Bladder Scanner

MDS3110100032 Mobile Stand ea

MDS092005 Ultrasound Gel 12 ea/cs

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4. U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Agency for Healthcare

Research and Quality. Urinary Incontinence in Adults: Clinical Practice

Guideline Update. Available at: http://www.ahrq.gov/clinic/uiovervw.htm.

Accessed September 22, 2009.

Not for fetal use or for use on patients who are pregnant.

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