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  • JAMA Network | JAMA | IMPROVED URETHRAL SYRINGE
    These syringes are always in working order; they have the nonfilling bulb , and are easily cleaned and sterilized. … are manufactured through the courtesy of Becton Dickinson & Co., makers of the " Asepto " line.
  • The Penile Implant for Erectile Dysfunction
    During cylinder inflation when the collapsed pump bulb recovers, negative pressure opens the valve. Every 5 minutes the field is flooded with these irri- gations, instilled under force with an Asepto syringe .
  • States > Idaho > State > Administrative Bulletin > 2006 > [2006 ID Register 802] 08/02/2006
    Asepto Syringes Acquamatic K Pads Irrigation Bulb Identification Bands .
  • Male Sexual Function
    Irrigate one Asepto syringe of each of seven solutions (Table 2) in the four implant spaces. The bulbourethral artery supplies the bulb and corpus spongiosum.
  • Complex Anorectal Disorders
    For patients who feel they incom- pletely empty, using an asepto syringe similar to that used to rinse out the lower bowel—if possible after each bowel movement—eliminates that sen- sation. The patient squeezes and releases the bulb at the bottom half of the control pump to transfer …
  • Encyclopedia of Autism Spectrum Disorders
    By 1935, clinicians were addressing feeding problems that occurred as the result of structural anomalies with equipment such as the modified Asepto syringe and medicine dropper. The thalamus is a bulb -shaped mass consisting of a group of subnuclei.
  • Surgery for Ovarian Cancer: Principles and Practice
    … test” or “bubble test” is performed by filling the pelvis with sterile water or saline and manually obstructing the proximal colon prior to insufflating the rectum with 200 to 300 cc of air through a rigid sigmoidoscope or Asepto syringe (Fig. 23). Finally, the drain can be connected to a large suction bulb or dependent drainage bag.