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      Discofix C 3 way stopcock-Needle free access devices
      Discofix C 3-way stopckock connection tubing-Produktbild Website
      Discofix C 3 way stopcock-Needle free access devices
      Discofix C 3 way stopcock-Needle free access devices
      Discofix C 3-way stopckock connection tubing-Produktbild Website

      Discofix® C 3-way Stopcock with Connection Tubing
      Multidirectional stopcock with tubing for infusion therapy

      Discofix® C stopcocks enable needle-free access to the patient and allow the adjustment of flow direction and stop of flow with the handle to control the administration of one or more infusion solutions or liquid drugs in parallel or after each other and / or for injection and aspiration of fluids.

      The extension line towards the male port separates the stopcock or manifold from the patient to reduce complications such as catheter movement and vascular irritations.1-7 PVC-free variants are available.

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      References

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