Universal spike for use with rigid and collapsible parenteral fl

Surgery – Container for blood or body treating material – or means used... – Filter for purifying or washing air entering container

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604126, 604256, 604411, A61B 1900

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048570680

ABSTRACT:
A universal piercer device for a parenteral fluid dispensing container can be vented and non-vented, alternatively, for use with rigid and collapsible dispensing containers. The universal piercer device includes a venting passage with an air filter, and a reusable, fluid impermeable, pressure-sensitive adhesive seal. The venting passage can include a check-valve.

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