Parenteral administration using osmotically motivated delivery s

Details Parenteral administration using osmotically motivated delivery s Parenteral administration using osmotically motivated delivery s

1983-10-17

1985-01-15

Pellegrino, Stephen C.

Surgery

Means for introducing or removing material from body for...

Treating material introduced into or removed from body...

604 85, 604246, A61M 500

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044937024

ABSTRACT:
A parenteral delivery set is disclosed for administering a beneficial agent to a recipient. The set comprises (a) a primary container of a medical fluid; (b) a primary tubing in fluid communication with the primary container; (c) a secondary container of a medical fluid; (d) a secondary tubing in fluid communication with the secondary container; (e) a formulation chamber connected to the secondary tubing and housing an agent dispensing device or the beneficial agent; and (f) a common tubing in communication with the primary tubing and the secondary tubing for communicating the set to the recipient.

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