Stuck Foley Catheter Balloon Quick Take

In this video we perform a thorough academic review for the most current recommendations for managing a stuck Foley Catheter Balloon. We also perform demonstrations on how to perform these procedures. You won't find a better guide video for this procedure anywhere else!

[@micheleandheryorkie4496]

Thank you Doc for your videos. I’m constantly learning thanks to you.

[@lmellick]

You are very welcome!

[@alirezataghavi7021]

In such situations, I also try to extract the water using a needled syringe. That usually works.

[@IrshadKhojaTFV]

Can a needle damage foley catheter it punctures it anywhere not necessarily the balloon part

[@humerariaz4813]

Thanks

[@lmellick]

You are welcome.

[@jbt8922]

1:44 did anyone see that bug?

[@huntersam4028]

Lolol. I think its's the black handle of the end of the guide wire.

[@mehuljain2098]

Which mineral oil is used for dissolve the balloon?

[@lmellick]

I assume that it is typical mineral oil used constipation, etc.

[@mehuljain2098]

If the starting 3 steps are not working for burst the balloon then should we go to hospital ?

[@lmellick]

If you burst the balloon, there is a great chance of debris remaining in the bladder that need to be removed. Yes, go to the hospital.@@mehuljain2098

[@mehuljain2098]

@@lmellick okay sir, Thank you

[@surgicaltechnologystc]

If a Foley is having difficulty to be removed specialty after surgery is it normal for a fully to be stuck after surgery can a Foley be sutured in by mistake had prostate surgery and if so what's the best course of action to remove the Foley if the doctors are unsure

[@lmellick]

I'm not a surgeon, so I can't comment on where sutures are placed. Sorry for the late reply. Hopefully, you got things figured out by now.