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US 2008/0177243 A1Published application
Break seal before access dual chamber bag
AssigneeBaxter International Inc.
InventorRodolfo Roger
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Abstract
A multiple chamber medical fluid bag including: (i) a flexible enclosure; (ii) a first fluid chamber formed in the enclosure; (iii) a second fluid chamber formed in the enclosure; (iv) the first fluid chamber and the second fluid chamber separated by a frangible seal; and (v) an access port connected to the enclosure, the enclosure folded so as to cover the access port and so that the frangible seal is broken to uncover the access port.
Claims27
A multiple chamber medical fluid bag comprising:
- a flexible enclosure;
- a first fluid chamber formed in the enclosure;
- a second fluid chamber formed in the enclosure;
- the first fluid chamber and the second fluid chamber separated by a frangible seal;
- an access port connected to the enclosure, the enclosure folded so as to cover the access port and so that the frangible seal is broken to uncover the access port.
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A multiple chamber medical fluid bag comprising:
- a flexible enclosure;
- a first fluid chamber formed in the enclosure;
- a second fluid chamber formed in the enclosure;
- a divider embedded into the enclosure;
- a frangible seal separating the first and second fluid chambers;
- an access port connected to the enclosure, the frangible seal communicating with the divider such that the divider can be moved to break the frangible seal and to expose the access port.
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A multiple chamber medical fluid bag comprising:
- a flexible enclosure;
- a first fluid chamber formed in the enclosure;
- a second fluid chamber formed in the enclosure;
- an access port connected to the enclosure;
- a first frangible seal separating the access port from the first and second fluid chambers;
- a second frangible seal separating the first and second fluid chamber and configured to rupture before the first frangible seal ruptures.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.