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Peripheral venous cannulae.

I Kestin
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Since Bell and Farman's (1972) review of cannulae, the British Standards Institution has published a standard for the manufacture of peripheral venous cannulae. This article outlines the contents of this standard and discusses the changes and current considerations in cannulation.

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I Kestin. 1987. Peripheral venous cannulae.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3545338/

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