Vial coring and fragmentation incidence after angled penetration of rubber stoppers with single-use hypodermic needles
Particles due to fragmentation present a clear risk to the patient. Reported fragmentation rates vary, and an insertion angle at 45°, as opposed to 90°, has been proposed as a mitigation strategy. So, this study evaluated the fragmentation rates induced by single-use hypodermic needles using differe...
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De Gruyter
2021
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/31d40b0d1ad344019189fa7f5894cb0e |
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| Sumario: | Particles due to fragmentation present a clear risk to the patient. Reported fragmentation rates vary, and an insertion angle at 45°, as opposed to 90°, has been proposed as a mitigation strategy. So, this study evaluated the fragmentation rates induced by single-use hypodermic needles using different angled penetration techniques. |
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