Hydrogel capable of absorbing blood and/or body fluids

Details Hydrogel capable of absorbing blood and/or body fluids Hydrogel capable of absorbing blood and/or body fluids

2004-10-28

2011-11-22

Zalukaeva, Tatyana (Department: 3761)

Surgery

Means and methods for collecting body fluids or waste material

Absorbent pad for external or internal application and...

C604S367000, C604S369000, C604S403000, C604S416000, C422S027000, C422S028000, C422S040000, C422S041000, C422S180000, C422S018000, C516S135000, C516S136000, C516S137000, C516S138000, C516S009000, C516S011000, C516S013000, C516S079000, C516S080000, C516S087000, C516S905000, C516S906000, C521S086000, C523S107000, C523S111000, C523S122000, C523S200000, C523S201000, C523S204000, C523S207000, C523S209000, C523S210000, C523S212000, C523S218000, C523S310000, C523S457000, C523S513000, C523S514000, C523S521000, C524S

Reexamination Certificate

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08063265

ABSTRACT:
A hydrogel having a floatability where from 40% to 90% of a solution and/or suspension to be thickened are thickened starting from the surface of the liquid and the rest of the solution and/or suspension to be thickened is thickened starting from the bottom of the container, a process for preparing the hydrogel and also its use for absorbing blood and/or body fluids, especially in hygiene articles, or for thickening aqueous solutions and/or suspensions, especially for thickening medical wastes.

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