An Advanced Design of the Carlson-Crittenden Cup for Collection of Parotid Fluid: Biomaterials, Medical Devices, and Artificial Organs: Vol 2, No 2

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The background, fabrication, cleaning, sterilization, and advantages of a nylon parotid collecting cup are described. The easily modifiable materials lends itself for use on adults, children, and animals. Using the Carlson-Crittenden principles of eliminating direct cannulation and suction on the duct orifice, the nylon “exogenator” offers a simple method for collecting exogenous oral fluids in a physiologically natural system utilizing glandular kinetics for collection.

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