B. Braun Melsungen Ag

Michel Pittet

Raphaël Vallotton

Bastien Ecabert

Caroline Ansermet

Raphael Vallotton

Cedric Berchier

Jean-Claude Rolle

Caroline Blin

Frédéric Ravussin

Volker Lamprecht

Tefik Selmani

Alain Cozian

Cédric Berchier

The present invention relates to a bag containing preprepared injectable drug(s) and/or diluents for injectable drugs to be administered by intravenous (IV) application to a patient, said bag having an integrated flushing option.

Pharmacy bag with integrated flush option

Clinical application system for the administration of drugs and feeds

Cap for pharmaceutical containers

The present invention relates to an overcap intended for a pharmaceutical container, in particular a container for an infusion solution or an injection solution, having a receptacle containing at least one preproduced closure stopper accommodated therein, the stopper consisting of a soft plastic material, optionally after pulling off a protective covering, for insertion of a withdrawal cannula, a spike and/or a transfer set.

Overcap intended for a pharmaceutical container

Base port for containers for clinical application intended for the administration of drugs and feeds

Modular port for containers for clinical application intended for the administration of drugs and feeds

A port device () for a fluid storage bag () comprises a housing () having a bottom wall () and opposing sidewalls (), and a connective opening () in said housing () opposite to said bottom wall (). The connective opening () is adapted to be connected with said fluid storage bag () and has an elongate surface area shaped by a wide center portion () and peaked longitudinally opposing ends (). A port device () further comprises at least one access port () in said bottom wall () adapted to communicate with the interior of said fluid storage bag () through said connective opening (). In order to be fixable to the fluid storage bag () in a safe and easy manner, said port device () further comprises at least one bridge element () supporting said sidewalls () and oriented transversely to the longitudinal direction ().

Port device

The present invention refers to a flexible multiple chamber bag comprising:

Flexible multichamber bag

Filling port structure for a flexible, multiple chamber storage container for medical use

Dispensing port structure for flexible storage containers for medical use

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Aumont, Switzerland

Michel Pittet