Colonization of Infants Exposed to Bacterially Contaminated Mists

Moffet, Hugh L.; Allan, David S.

doi:10.1001/archpedi.1967.02090220027004

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“…Saline is more dangerous than water in this respect and consequently distilled water should be used (Modell et al, 1968). An important disadvantage of both compressed air and ultrasonic nebulizers is the possible transmission of bacteria to the patient (Moffet & Allan, 1967). Any device producing mists is liable to disseminate quantities of bacteria.…”

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