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Pulsed irrigation evacuation has been described as an automated enema in which small pulses of warm tap water are delivered into the rectum, serving to ...

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Regular evacuation of waste from the colon is critical to providing efficient function and health to all other body organs. Clinical Studies confirm routine PIE* ...

Use of pulsed irrigation evacuation in the management of the ...
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TA Puet · 1997 · — Pulsed irrigation evacuation (PIE) has been evaluated in several small studies for the clearing of fecal impactions in patients with a neuropathic bowel.

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T Gramlich · 1998 · — We wanted to determine the long-term effects ofpulsed irrigation evacuation on the colon.Sigmoidoscopy/colonoscopy was performed on four patients with spina.

3423 Pulsed irrigation evacuation: a better technique for colon ...
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K Ayub · 2000 · — We used the Pulsed Irrigation Evacuation (PIE) device for colon cleansing. This device administers warm tap water through a cuffed speculum with ...

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pulsed irrigation evacuation | English to French | Medical ...
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Feb 18, 2009 — English term or phrase: pulsed irrigation evacuation. The PIE system is used to treat chronic constipation and fecal impaction in patients with ...

[PDF] Use of pulsed irrigation evacuation in the ...
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Management of the neuropathic bowel is one of the major issues in the treatment of patients with severe spinal cord injury (SCI). Pulsed irrigation evacuation ...

Bowel Irrigation Techniques - Spinal Cord Injury Research ...
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Transanal irrigation is a process of facilitating evacuation of stool from the bowel by ... Pulsed water irrigation uses an electrical pump to deliver intermittent, rapid ...

TRICARE Manuals - Display TP15 Chap 8 Sect 2.7 -- Pulsed ...
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MHS Home > TRICARE Manuals > TP15 Chap 8 Sect 2.7 -- Pulsed Irrigation Evacuation (PIE). Previous Next. TRICARE Policy Manual 6010.60-M, April 1, 2015.

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pulsed irrigation evacuation posterior tibial nerve stimulation. Paralyzed Veterans of America quality of life rectoanal inhibitory reflex randomized controlled trial.

Bowel Management Devices - Noridian
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Jan 1, 2017 — Pulsed irrigation and evacuation systems (E0350, E0352) will be denied as statutorily non-covered (no benefit – see related Policy Article).

IryPump Bowel Irrigation - B Braun
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Irrigation is now a common method of bowel management, whether it be for chronic constipation, bowel dysfunction or colostomy irrigation. Until now the options ...

This answer might be too late, but anyway:

Hebe-Senk-Einlauf and Schwenkeinlauf are two terms for one and the same procedure and identical to a return-flow enema or Harris flush. I have witnessed the procedure...



"A return-flow enema, or Harris flush, is used to remove intestinal gas and stimulate peristalsis. A large volume fluid is used but the fluid is instilled in 100-200 ml increments. Then, the fluid is drawn out by lowering the container below the level of the bowel. This brings the flatus out with the fluid. Repeat this procedure three to five times or until no gas is returned."

"Der Schwenkeinlauf unterscheidet sich vom Reinigungseinlauf nur darin, dass das Darmrohr nicht sofort entfernt wird, wenn die Spülflüssigkeit eingelaufen ist, sondern dass der Irrigator dann unter Patientenniveau gehalten wird, so dass die Spülflüssigkeit in den Irrigator zurückfließt. Anschließend wird der Irrigator wieder über Patientenniveau gehalten. Dieser Vorgang wird wiederholt, bis die Flüssigkeit bräunlich getrübt ist oder genügend Darmgase abgegangen sind (erkennbar am Gurgeln der Spülflüssigkeit im Irrigator)"