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|Articles|January 1, 2006
Diffusion Catheter
Mila International introduces the diffusion catheter specifically for animal use.
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Mila International introduces the diffusion catheter specifically for animal use.
Tufts veterinary anesthesiologists encouraged Mila to develop a reliable indwelling catheter for delivery of pain medication and antibiotics directly to a wound, the company says.
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The 14-gauge by 30-cm medical-grade polyurethane catheter will disperse evenly through micro ports over 10, 15, 18 or 22.5 cm, the company adds.
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