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BS 6314:1990

Specification for sterile, single-use, naso-enteric feeding tubes and ancillary equipment

standard by BSI Group , 08/31/1990

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Requirements for fine-bore tubes for continuous naso-enteric feeding, and for ancillary equipment (introducers, giving sets, nutrient containers adaptors and extension sets). Does not cover tubes of greater than 3 mm inside diameter.

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Published:
08/31/1990
ISBN(s):
0580188744
Number of Pages:
24
File Size:
1 file
Product Code(s):
221153, 221153, 221153
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