Papyrus™

Nephrokit

Papyrus™

Adhesive medical device to reduce the risk of AVF needle dislodgement

Developed and patented by a Nephrologist, Papyrus™ is a sterile single-use device designed to reduce the risk of catheter dislodgement from arteriovenous fistulas. Universal, Papyrus™ is suitable for both needles and soft catheters, making it possible to standardize the installation protocols. Easy to use, Papyrus™ makes the actions of nursing staff safer, faster and more efficient, although their habits are still respected, since fixation by tie remains possible. Improving patients’ quality of life is our priority, that is why Papyrus™ is made of a transparent film that ensures sterile occlusion of the puncture site without interfering with its monitoring. To limit the risk of irritation, the Papyrus™ adhesive is biocompatible and we reduced the surface in contact with the skin to a minimum.

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Advantages

Designed to perform.

A reduced adhesive surface

Sterile visibility of the puncture site

Strong catheter fixation to prevent dislodgement

Compatibility with all types of AVF and catheters

See it in use

Papyrus™ in practice.

Use with fistula catheter

Use with fistula needle

How to use

Simple, step by step.

Use with fistula needle

Step 1
STEP 01

Fix the Papyrus™ on the puncture site using the adhesive featuring a notch.

Step 2
STEP 02

Fold the flexible wings and run them through the slot.

Step 3
STEP 03

Place an adhesive strip over the wings or the base of the flexible catheter. Separate the 2 arms along the cutting line.

Step 4
STEP 04

Fix the 2 arms on the skin by crossing over the wings.

Use with fistula catheter

Step 1
STEP 01

Fix the Papyrus™ on the puncture site using the adhesive featuring a notch.

Step 2
STEP 02

Separate the 2 arms along the cutting line.

Step 3
STEP 03

Put an adhesive strip over the fistula catheter.

Step 4
STEP 04

Cross the 2 arms over the base of the fistula catheter and fix them on the skin.

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