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IN THIS ISSUE
When medical research proved it was possible to safely deliver
small doses of the poisonous gas nitric oxide to assist patients
with respiratory and other illnesses, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
asked ASTM Committee F29 on Anesthetic and Respiratory Equipment
to create standards for the sensitive delivery devices. Dr. Daniel
E. Supkis, Jr., M.D., and Mark Graber report on the need for standards
for these instruments and F29s response. //
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