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Select article: Single versus Double Occlusive Dressing Technique to Minimize Infusion Thrombophlebitis: Vialon ® and Teflon ® Cannulae Reassessed

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First published 1991-11

Single versus Double Occlusive Dressing Technique to Minimize Infusion Thrombophlebitis: Vialon ® and Teflon ® Cannulae Reassessed

P. S. Myles, M. R. Buckland, W. J. Burnett

Anaesthesia and Intensive Care

Select article: Infusion Thrombophlebitis: A Prospective Comparison of 645 Vialon® and Teflon® Cannulae in Anaesthetic and Postoperative Use

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First published 1988-8

Infusion Thrombophlebitis: A Prospective Comparison of 645 Vialon® and Teflon® Cannulae in Anaesthetic and Postoperative Use

P. B. Gaukroger, J. G. Roberts, T. A. Manners

Anaesthesia and Intensive Care

Select article: Comparison of metal Versus Vialon® subcutaneous catheters in a palliative care setting

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First published 1994-10

Comparison of metal Versus Vialon® subcutaneous catheters in a palliative care setting

David Currow, Neil Cooney

Palliative Medicine

Select article: Winged Metal Needles versus Plastic Winged and Nonwinged Cannulae for Subcutaneous Infusions in Palliative Care: A Quality Improvement Project To Enhance Patient Care and Medical Staff Safety in a Singaporean Hospital

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First published 2016-03

Winged Metal Needles versus Plastic Winged and Nonwinged Cannulae for Subcutaneous Infusions in Palliative Care: A Quality Improvement Project To Enhance Patient Care and Medical Staff Safety in a Singaporean Hospital

Shirlyn Hui-Shan Neo, Mansha Hari Khemlani, Lai Kiow Sim [...]

Journal of Palliative Medicine

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