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Hospital Code Governeur Hospital Description Price 411003324 BBTAK 0.00 415001580 Breo Ellipta 100/25 Inhaler 0.00 434000093 Hospital Code Governeur Hospital Description Price 411003324 BBTAK 0.00 415001580 Breo Ellipta 100/25 Inhaler 0.00 434000093 #10 FRENCH ADP 132.00 434000094 #10 PIGTAIL 132.00 411001764 #10 SAFETY BLADE 0.00 411001765 #11 SAFETY SCAPEL/BLADE 0.00 411000510 #14 FR.VAN SONNENBERG DRAIN 0.00 411001766 #15 SAFETY SCAPEL/BLADE 0.00 434000091 #8 FRENCH APD 132.00 434000092 #8 PIGTAIL 132.00 325000015 (+) ADD SEQUENTINFUS UP/1 HR 173.00 453500016 (+) ADD SEQUENTINFUS UP/1 HR 173.00 453500017 (+) CONCURRENT INFUSION 101.00 453500030 (+) EA ADD SEQUE INFUS (DIFF S 305.00 453500020 (+) EA ADD SEQUENTIAL INTRAV P 98.00 325000005 (+) EACH ADDIONTAL HOUR 51.00 453500015 (+) EACH ADDITIONAL HOUR 51.00 325000003 (+) EACH ADDITIONAL HOUR 98.00 453500028 (+) EACH ADDITIONAL HOUR 178.00 453500012 (+);EACH ADDITIONAL HOUR 98.00 453500026 (+)INTRAVENPUSH TECH SING/INI 255.00 427900076 (ARC) EXPEDITE IMMUNO WORK-UP 465.00 427900021 (R/X FEE) AHF 25 ML 350 0.00 427900022 (R/X FEE) AHF 25 ML 400 85240 90.00 427900014 (R/X FEE) AHF 300 UNIT 75.00 427900027 (R/X FEE) CRYOPRECIPITATE 51.00 427900025 (R/X FEE) FRESH FROZEN PLASMA 136.00 427900028 (R/X FEE) FROZEN RED CELLS 304.00 427900010 (R/X FEE) RED CELLS REG. 221.00 427900013 (R/X FEE) WASHED RED CELLS 397.00 427900031 (R/X FEE)BLOOD BANK CONSULT. 197.00 427900030 (R/X FEE)BLOOD BANK EVAL URGEN 465.00 427900036 (R/X FEE)COMPAT. 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