Method for precision cleaning of medical devices

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252 795, 252162, 252156, 252541, 422 37, B08B 308

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051103672

ABSTRACT:
A medical device is precision cleaned by being contacted with a choline-containing cleansing agent so as to remove pyrogens from the medical device.

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