Medical container
AssigneeTerumo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorYUSUKE NOZAKI
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Abstract
A medical container is provided comprising a container body that contains a bio-derived frozen product, and a heating unit that heats the bio-derived frozen product contained in the container body. The medical container efficiently heats the bio-derived frozen product. The medical container rapidly melts the bio-derived frozen product contained in the medical container. Additionally, the medical container is hygienic since hot water does not directly contact an outer surface of the medical container.
Claims20
A medical container configured to contain a bio-derived frozen product, the medical container comprising:
- a container body that contains the bio-derived frozen product;
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- a heating unit disposed in the container body and that heats the bio-derived frozen product contained in the container body.
A system for melting a bio-derived frozen product, the system comprising:
- a control unit;
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- a medical container, the medical container comprising:
- a container body that contains the bio-derived frozen product;
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- a heating unit, wherein the heating unit is operatively connected to the control unit and disposed at least partially in the container body, and wherein the control unit operatively controls an output of the heating unit.
A method for melting a bio-derived frozen product in a medical container comprising a first heat receiving portion and a second heat receiving portion, the method comprising:
- connecting the first heat receiving portion to a heat generating section of a melting device;
- connecting the second heat receiving portion to the heat generating section of the melting device;
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- activating the heat generating section of the melting device heating the container, wherein the container comprises a plurality of linear heat transfer bodies, wherein the plurality of linear heat transfer bodies are disposed within the container, wherein a first end of each of the plurality of linear heat transfer bodies contacts the first heat receiving portion, and wherein a second end of each of the plurality of linear heat transfer bodies contacts the second heat receiving portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.