Simple flow-thru swivel for infusions into unrestrained animals
Pharmacology Biochemistry and BehaviorPublished 1 September 1976
Zavie W. Brown, Zalman Amit, Jake Weeks
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SNIP0.81
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A method is described for the construction of a simple efficient swivel assembled from disposable plastic syringes and needles that can be used for infusion of fluids into unrestrained animals.
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Infusion of fluids into unrestrained animals requires the use of a flow-thru swivel. A method is described for the construction of a simple efficient swivel assembled from disposable plastic syringes and needles.
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