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when the dial reaches the line, the pressure is right
Tournicator
The Tournicator is a novel design which combines forced disposability with a unique gauge, indicating when the tourniquet is applying the correct pressure on the patient’s arm. It was devised as a single-use product to help counter the spread of MRSA in hospitals.
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