Catalog number was unknown.
Customer reported a tegaderm transparent film dressing (rectangular, size approximated at 4") was applied to this patient.
Lot number was unknown.
Without a lot number, an expiration date and manufacture date could not be determined.
Etiology of the reaction was unknown.
A two year complaint history was reviewed for the tegaderm transparent film dressing family and no trend was seen.
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A nurse reported a patient with acute lymphoblastic leukemia was receiving chemotherapy through a central catheter port located in her chest.
A chlorhexidine based prep was used for skin preparation and a tegaderm transparent film dressing was used to cover her catheter site.
The patient allegedly experienced redness and a weeping skin reaction.
The tegaderm dressing was discontinued, the site was treated with a medihoney, hydrocolloid and another type of transparent film dressing and the patient was discharged from the hospital.
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