According to the FDA it is Kittner. I basically go by them so I know who to point the finger at if
Posted By: Sugar on 2005-09-30
In Reply to: Ironically, most of the early settlers didn't even know how to spell their own names. - dated a Bitner/Bittner
Subject: According to the FDA it is Kittner. I basically go by them so I know who to point the finger at if
QA ever wants to point the finger at me and tells me that I am wrong. LOL
Device Listing Database
Proprietary Device Name: X-RAY GAUZE: LAP SPONGES; SPECIALTY, CHERRY, KITTNER DISSECT
Common/Generic Device Name: X-RAY GAUZE: LAP SPONGES; SPECIALTY, CHERRY, KITTNER DISSECTOR, PEANUT DISSECTOR
Classification Name: GAUZE/SPONGE, INTERNAL, X-RAY DETECTABLE
Device Class: 1
Product Code: GDY
Regulation Number: 878.4450
Medical Specialty: General & Plastic Surgery
Owner/Operator: DUKAL CORP.
Owner/Operator Number: 9005925
Registered Establishment Name: DUKAL CORP.
Establishment Registration Number: 2435946
Date of Listing: 05/10/05
Listing Status: Active
Establishment Operations: Specification Developer
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Subject: it seems that her ring finger is her trigger finger,
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Subject: it seems that her ring finger is her trigger finger,
so it should read...
her right ring trigger finger, no comma.
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Subject: Kitner/Kittner
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Subject: kitner/kittner
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Subject: kitner/kittner
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Subject: There is also a Kittner probe. nm
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Subject: Kitner versus Kittner surgical tools
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Subject: that's what I thought but I don't get why he would say basically the same drug name 2 different ways. thanks.
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Subject: sometimes say finger-nose-finger. nm
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Subject: Sorry. Misread. You did not say trigger finger. sm
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