Journal of Clinical Pathology · 1957 · 15 citations · 1 references
PharmacyPharmaceuticsRadiation ProtectionRadiation SafetySeparation ProcessesEquipment SterilizationSterile ProcessingSterilization TechniquesContainersRadiation SterilizationSyringe SterilitySyringe Sterilization
more, syringes cannot be sterilized assembled or lubricated, and the syringe containers, whether multiple or single, must be so constructed that steam can freely penetrate to all surfaces of the syringe (Stewart, 1957; Darmady and Hughes, 1955). After sterilization a separate process is necessary to seal the containers before distribution to the user. Although syringes in their containers can be sterilized presealed in a hot air oven, a hot air
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Temperature Levels in Hot-air Ovens
E. M. Darmady, R.Barrington Brock · Journal of Clinical Pathology · 1954 · 20 citations · Full text