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In a Wisconsin hospital, two minibags sat on a counter, one containing intravenous penicillin, the other bupivacaine for epidural delivery. Both were prescribed for a 16-year-old pregnant girl who was scheduled for induction of labor.
Kimberly-Clark
Marasco & Associates, Inc.
Prexus Health Partners
IsoLux/Luxtel
In a Wisconsin hospital, two minibags sat on a counter, one containing intravenous penicillin, the other bupivacaine for epidural delivery. Both were prescribed for a 16-year-old pregnant girl who was scheduled for induction of labor.
