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Infiltration of Tumescent Anesthetic Solution by a Modified Wound Irrigation System

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An easily set-up, efficient infiltration system for subcutaneous infiltration of tumescent anesthetic solution is presented. It can be contructed from parts of a wound irrigation system usually available in surgical units. Thereby it is an economical means of precise and convenient infiltration procedures.

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  1. Freiburg, Germany, DE

    Thomas J. Galla, Klaus-Jürgen Walgenbach, Alexander D. Bach, Matthias Voigt & G. Björn Stark

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Galla, T., Walgenbach, KJ., Bach, A. et al. Infiltration of Tumescent Anesthetic Solution by a Modified Wound Irrigation System. Aesth. Plast. Surg. 23, 386–387 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/s002669900306

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