MULTIPLE USE OF DISPOSABLE INSULIN SYRINGES IN THE SAME PATIENT
Abstract
Disposal syringes have brought a revolution in the control of serious transmissiblediseases by parenteral route for example serum hepatitis, where the carrier of E antigen
has a transmission risk of 35%.1,2
Diabetes Mellitus is a lifelong disease and in a country like our insulin dependent
poor diabetics find it expensive to use a fresh insulin syringe for every injection. The cost
of treatment is the principal reason for failure of compliance in developing countries like
ours. Considering the above facts, a trial was organized with the aim to use repeatedly a
disposable insulin syringe and needle in the same patient.
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Hodge, R.H. Jr., Krongaard, L., Sande, M.A. and Kaiser, D.L. Multiple use of disposable Insulin Syringe Needle
Units. JAMA, 1980; 244: 266-7.
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