Replacement of the epicistostoma catheter for the first time after the creation of the epicistostoma.
Service includes replacement of the epicistostoma catheter for the first time after the creation of the epicistostoma (in some cases also for the second and third time, if the patient has problems with wound healing), using special sterile equipment and a set with a string. Complications can arise during the procedure, if so, the physician assistant will ask you to go to the emergency department of the nearest State Hospital or call the EMS. The most common complications are bleeding (if the patient is taking oral anticoagulants) or the inability to perform the epicistostoma replacement in outpatient settings (the epicistostoma is created obliquely, the opening has become scarred, etc.).
Intramuscular, subcutaneous and other injections as prescribed by a doctor. Possibility to inject patient’s medication. When using our medications, the cost of the medication must also be paid.
Wound care with sutures and strips, removal of sutures and staples. Professional wound care.
Closing of small and shallow wounds with special strips or external sutures, using sterile disposable equipment.