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To: Binder who wrote (1272)5/2/1998 11:37:00 AM
From: bob sims  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 9440
 
Binder,

All hospitals use non-latex gloves. There are many suppliers.
There has recently on the nursing listservs a lot of discussion about latex allergies and gloves. Even a web site has been set up for latex
problems for nurses.

Bob



To: Binder who wrote (1272)5/2/1998 2:23:00 PM
From: JEM  Respond to of 9440
 
ABMI: Ahhh, I see where you were going with the glove-thing now. <g>

And just FYI, for what it's worth...I've had ABMI on my watch list since early March, when I did some initial DD on it...<s> but decided to put my $$ into AVBC instead at that time, which I've never regretted. <g> Still, been keeping an eye on it..<s>

I was never able to find too much concrete on how well the caths held up...have you dug anything up?

*JEM*



To: Binder who wrote (1272)5/2/1998 4:48:00 PM
From: Simon Templar  Respond to of 9440
 
Binder,
Like Bob Sims said in response to your post, most hospitals purchase non-latex gloves. But this is for the Doctor's and Nurse's. Switching over to non-latex based catheters for arteriograms is an entirely different matter. I am NOT saying don't buy the stock. Do your own DD and make your own decision. I am saying that as a person that works in an area that sees hundreds of arteriograms a year, I have never heard of a patient having an allergic reaction to the catheter. I simply do not see a need or a demand for non-latex based arteriogram catheters.

ST