Domperidone in the prevention of complete classical migraine.

The cannula puncture site was covered with a small dressing and the drip tubing held in place with the usual Elastoplast strips. The splints were used by 100 consecutive patients recruited for a trial to investigate infusion thrombophlebitis.' They were enthusiastically accepted by the patients and nurses. The absence of an all-embracing bandage permitted easy inspection of the drip site. Four splints were made for the investigation. No complications attributable to the splint were encountered, and none of the splints wore out. They were cleaned with a cloth moistened with cetrimide.