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41、SA PrefaceThis is the second edition of CAN/CSA-ISO 10079-2, Medical suction equipment Part 2: Manually powered suction equipment, which is an adoption without modification of the identically titled ISO (International Organization for Standardization) Standard 10079-2 (third edition, 2014-05-01). It
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48、gory: General InterestChairM. Armutlu Jewish General Hospital, Montral, QubecCategory: User ManagementA. Bialachowski St. Josephs Healthcare Hamilton, Hamilton, OntarioCategory: User ManagementD.A. Chartrand Montreal Neurological Hospital, Montral, QubecCategory: Health Care ProfessionalJ.D. Deslaur
49、iers Health Canada, Ottawa, OntarioCategory: Government and/or Regulatory AuthorityN. Dolan Drger Medical Canada Inc., Richmond Hill, OntarioAssociateB. Hunt Class 1 Inc., Cambridge, OntarioCategory: Producer InterestR. Khotar Providence Health Care, Vancouver, British ColumbiaCategory: User ManagementC. Landers Weeneebayko General Hospital, Moose Factory, OntarioCategory: General InterestJ.Y. Latreille Clarion Medical Technologies Inc., Montral, QubecAssociateK.L. LeDez Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. Johns, Newfoundland and Labr
