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  • Understanding Product Specifications of Filters
    . Code of Federal Regulation 21 CFR 210 and 211), medical devices (21 CFR 820), and Large Volume Parenterals (21 CFR 212 proposed). cGMP are the current accepted standards of operation in a regulated industry. Hold-up Volume. Volume of fluid retained in a filter and/or housing after purging
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    pose a threat to medical devices. Medical device OEMs need cleanrooms that have an established platform of technology and biocontamination protocols that extend through component preparation, product assembly, packaging, and testing of sterile medical devices and surgical products. Since quality
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    When a medical device company identifies the need for a clean room, much time, thought and effort go into planning and designing the room, and determining the classification needed and which air filters are required to achieve this standard. But how much thought goes into maintaining
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    Custom medical filtration products are available from a company that provides engineering and project management services including design, material selection, moulding, and manufacturing. The firm also manufactures a porous polymeric material in hydrophilic, hydrophobic, aminated, carboxylated
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    Medical Device & Diagnostic Industry The need to control microbial bioburden has led to point-of-use bacterial sterilization using filter membranes to remove particles and bacteria from critical fluids. The microbial rating of a membrane filter assembly is determined by its ability to retain
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    all used, but not universally recognized. In addition, all of those tests take a long time, and results are not available for as long as three to four days in some cases. The sterile barrier systems used to protect medical devices from bact eria and viruses are susceptible to ingress of suspended
  • 12 Essential Steps to Deliver Your Medical Device Packaging System to the Clinical Site or the Marketplace
    . Two prime high severity. hazards are breach of the sterile barrier (for sterile barrier package) and damage to the medical. device which is not easily detectable and may impact the safe and effective use of the device. In summary, perform a packaging system hazard analysis early on after
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    ASTM International Committee F02, Flexible Barrier Packaging, completed balloting for a test method in June 2007. The test is used to rank porous packaging materials in sterile applications by their ability to hold out bacteria. The result of this balloting was test method ASTM F2638-07, Standard

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