Bargman, 1992 - Google Patents
Peritoneal dialysis catheter connection devices: What have we learned?Bargman, 1992
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- 1830505362443674756
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- Bargman J
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- Publication venue
- Peritoneal dialysis international
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Verger and Luzar studied the effectiveness of flushing a peritoneal dialysis catheter after its contamination, and seeing whether this flush was effective in getting rid of contaminating bacteria (6). This was extended by Luzar et al. in a recent study where the catheter …
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