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Pleural Port The PleuralPort, a subcutaneous vascular access port, is designed for veterinary patients, to provide a more comfortable way of gaining repeated access to their pleural cavity for both the delivery
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Use of the PleuralPort Device for Management of Pleural Effusion in Six Dogs and Four Cats - Brooks - 2011 - Veterinary Surgery - Wiley Online Library
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Port-A-Cath (PAC) placement. The portal chamber was placed under the... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Use of the PleuralPort Device for Management of Pleural Effusion in Six Dogs and Four Cats - Brooks - 2011 - Veterinary Surgery - Wiley Online Library
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Use of the PleuralPort Device for Management of Pleural Effusion in Six Dogs and Four Cats - Brooks - 2011 - Veterinary Surgery - Wiley Online Library
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Schematic placement of the Port-A-Cath (PAC) system and of the... | Download Scientific Diagram
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How to use a Huber needle on a PleuralPort in a dog | VETgirl Veterinary Continuing Education Blog
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