Triple-lumen intravenous catheters have been available in the UK for 5 years. They are very useful for simultaneous monitoring and multiple infusion therapy. They are not difficult to insert using standard techniques and their use will probably increase. At the moment there are seven products on the British market, with a range of lumen sizes, special features and prices.
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