Use a vacutainer and a syringe with a needle??
M.
Dr C M Colley
Consultant Chemical Pathologist
Great Western Hospital
Swindon SN3 6BB
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Subject: Specimen collection
We have a PoCT project that needs some peripheral blood to end up in
Vacutainer tubes and some in a heparinised syringe.
Could anyone suggest how best to do this?
Thanks
Jonathan
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