Pressurized fluid dispenser

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128DIG12, A61M 3700

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049156934

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is an elastomeric bladder infusion pump which may be used for delivering a pharmaceutically active material to a patient at a substantially constant flow rate. A unitary internal stress member or mandrel is disposed within the bladder, prestressing the bladder in both the axial and radial dimensions.

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