Blood level monitor for checking pressure in the arterial line (fistula patients)

Made:
1970-1985
Blood level monitor for checking pressure in the arterial line (fistula patients)

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Blood level monitor for checking pressure in the arterial line (fistula patients) and level in the venous line (bubble trap) during dialysis, by Sandoz 1970-1985

Details

Category:
Therapeutics
Object Number:
1990-3
Materials:
metal and plastic
type:
alarms
credit:
Derriford Hospital

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