Key Distinction: Sterile water = single use, no preservative
Disclosures: Jessica Sosio: Nothing to Disclose, Karla Geisse: Nothing to Disclose, Lindsey Valdiviez: Nothing to Disclose, Roudi Bachar: Nothing to Disclose, Adrian Singson: Nothing to Disclose, Oluwagbenga Serrano: MERCK: Stock - publicly traded company 2229 ALFAPUMP SYSTEM IN REFRACTORY ASCITES: RESULTS FROM THE POSEIDON STUDY AT 24 MONTHS Hugo Vargas 1 Deepika Devuni 2 Mangesh Pagadala 3 Angela Cheung 4 Sumeet Asrani 5 Gijs Klarenbeek 6 Jeroen Capel 6 Jasmohan Bajaj 7 K Rajender Reddy 8 Patrick Kamath 9 Florence Wong 10 , 1 Mayo Clinic Arizona, 2 University of Massachusetts, 3 Methodist Transplant Center, Dallas, 4 The Ottawa Hospital, 5 Liver Consultants of Texas, 6 Sequana Medical, 7 Virginia Commonwealth University, 8 University of Pennsylvania, 9 Mayo Clinic Rochester, 10 University of Toronto Background: The standard of care for refractory ascites (RA) in cirrhosis is repeated large volume paracentesis (LVP)
Results: From 2016 to 2022, ED admissions for dizziness increased by 80%, with neurology referrals rising by 171% (figure 1)
Here are some key points to remember when using bacteriostatic water: * Bacteriostatic water should never be used for human consumption or intravenous injections * It should only be used to make solutions containing peptides * Solutions created with bacteriostatic water can remain stable over extended periods of time * Bacteriostatic Water helps maintain consistent concentrations of peptide solutions * Sterilization techniques should always be employed when working with any type of biological material By understanding these key points about bacteriostatic water, researchers can ensure safe handling and preparation protocols when working with lab-grade peptides
