Lifecath PICC is a peripherally inserted central catheter (basilic, cephalic, ulnar median …) made of biostable polyurethane and available as a single or double lumen catheter.
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Lifecath PICC
Lifecath PICC is a peripherally inserted central catheter (basilic, cephalic, ulnar median …) made of biostable polyurethane and available as a single or double lumen catheter.
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Microflash Introductor para PICC
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Nutriline Twinflo PICC Doble Lumen
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