| LABORATOIRE AGUETTANT Patent applications |
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| 20100228189 | INFUSION BAG WITH INTEGRATED RINSING SYSTEM - The invention relates to a medical bag which is intended for the infusion of a medicament by means of gravity. The inventive bag comprises: at least two compartments, namely a first compartment ( | 09-09-2010 |
| 20090149817 | Pre-Filled Hypodermic Syringe Fitted With a Stoppering Device - A pre-filled hypodermic syringe includes a tubular body having two open ends and containing a fluid to be administered to a patient; a plunger which, having at one of its ends a piston mounted to slide in the tubular body, passes through the opening of the first end of the tubular body; a tip for connection in the form of a cone of the Luer or Luer-Lock type, for example for connecting to a needle or to a drip, intended to pass the fluid that is to be administered and comprising a tubular part communicating with the opening of the second end; the tip comprising an obturator connected by a frangible region to the free end of its tubular part, the syringe being made of a synthetic material and obtained by molding, the obturator being molded as one piece with the tip and the tubular body. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20090024095 | Syringe Designed to Be Pre-Filled Then Sterilized by Steam Autoclaving - The invention concerns a syringe comprising: a body including a cylindrical side wall having an open upstream end with an inner annular rim and a downstream end closed by a transverse wall provided with an orifice; a shaft equipped with a plunger having at least two annular sealing lips between which is defined at least one annular chamber. The shaft, which can slide inside the body, defines inside the body an inner chamber designed to be at least partly filled with a content. Delivery passages provided inside the body are configured to communication said annular chamber of the plunger with the outside of the body or with the inner chamber of the body, when the plunger is abutting against the annular rim. | 01-22-2009 |
