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Luer Valve Device Component

Known as: Luer Valve 
A valve that incorporates a Luer fitting.
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2017
2017
Cost-Free Laser Caging in the Operating Room.
We have assembled a three-step process for securing and presetting the functional length of the laser fiber to be used for… (More)
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2016
2016
The Effectiveness of Using Luer-Lok ( Bd Vacutainer ® ) In Reducing Hemolysis Rates in Busy Emergency Departments
Introduction: In busy emergency departments, errors made during the pre-analytical phase can cause delayed diagnosis and… (More)
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2016
2016
Do mycorrhizal fungi drive speciation in Teagueia (Orchidaceae) in the upper Pastaza watershed of Ecuador?
The orchid genus Teagueia Luer (Orchidaceae, subtribe Pleurothallidinae) presents an extraordinary example of recent local… (More)
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2012
2012
The optimal filler: immediate and long-term results with emulsified silicone (1,000 centistokes) with cross-linked hyaluronic acid.
BACKGROUND Silicone is one of the oldest and longest lasting of the dermal fillers. Microdroplet silicone injections have proven… (More)
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2012
2012
Use of a three-way stopcock in grafting of autologous fat: technical note.
Fig. 1. Conventional hospital 3-way stopcock. The 3 systems are connected. utologous fatty tissue is used routinely to treat… (More)
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1995
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1995
The delivery of aerosolized steroids from MDIs with nozzle extensions: Quantitative laboratory evaluation of a method to improve aerosol delivery to intubated patients
Pulmonary deposition of aerosolized drug from a metered dose inhaler (MDI) is low with intubated patients. In the laboratory… (More)
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