Fenwal, Inc.

Hollister, Inc.

Grifols Worldwide Operations Limited

Senan Ozbag

Daniel R Lynn

Bryan Blickhan

Daryl Richard Calhoun

Carlos Calderon

Christine Larson

W Timothy Watts

Moh-Ching Oliver Chang

Daryl R Calhoun

Bryan Bllickhan

The present disclosure relates to arrangements for attaching an RFID tag to a liquid container, and particularly to a blood components container. The RFID tag may be inserted in an enclosure, such as peel tab, or in a sealed cup attached to a container port. The tag could alternately be embedded in a molded plug or component attached to a port. The RFID antenna could be painted or stamped on the surface of the container. Or the tag could be inserted into the container to float freely in the liquid components. The RFID source may be secured around the neck of a rigid or semi-rigid container, attached with a tether or attached to a connector assembled in association with a blood component or other fluid flow path.

RFID tag and blood container/system with integrated RFID tag

A urostomy pouch includes a baffle member, which is formed using multilayer film sheets. The multilayer film includes an inner layer comprising polypropylene and styrenic block copolymer, and an outer layer comprising ethyl methyl acrylate copolymer (EMA). The multilayer film sheets are arranged such that the inner layers face each other and are ultrasonically sealed along their longitudinal edges to form a tubular-shaped baffle member.

Film for urostomy pouch baffle and pouch using same

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