1988
DOI: 10.1111/j.1399-6576.1988.tb02734.x
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The Venflon cannula as a sideport of infection

Abstract: The possible role of infection through the valved sideport of Venflon cannulae was evaluated by one individual who followed an identical procedure of placing a syringe into the sideport and injecting saline solution. Basic aseptic techniques were used in a contaminated, busy environment. No bacterial growth was found in either anaerobic or aerobic culture media following a total of 1500 injections. The experiment shows that if the measures used could be applied, infection through the sideport would be minimal.

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