John Carl Card

US Patent:

6718735, Apr 13, 2004

Filed:

Mar 19, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/101490

Inventors:

William Baccia - McHenry IL
Josef Schmidt - Green Oaks IL
Johan Vandersande - Newhall CA
John Carl Card - Washington MI
Theodor Langer - Vienna, AT
Georg Habison - Vienna, AT
Helmut Eder - Kufstein, AT

Assignee:

Baxter International Inc. - Deerfield IL
Baxter Healthcare S.A. - Zurich

International Classification:

B65B 5510

US Classification:

53425, 53434, 53440, 53451, 53469

Abstract:

A flexible polymeric container for holding albumin. The container is made of a sheet of flexible polymeric film formed into a bag having a cavity enclosed by a first wall, an opposing second wall, and seals about a periphery of the first and second walls. The seals join an interior portion of the opposing first and second walls and create a fluid-tight chamber within the cavity of the container for storing a concentration of the albumin. A method of packaging the albumin protein into a flexible polymeric container is also provided. Therein a flexible polymeric material is converted into bags, the bags are filled with a quantity of albumin by a filler, and a seal area of the bags is sealed to enclose the albumin within the bag.

US Patent:

20020124526, Sep 12, 2002

Filed:

Mar 12, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/804047

Inventors:

James Lewis - Antioch IL, US
William Baccia - McHenry IL, US
Josef Schmidt - Green Oaks IL, US
Johan Vandersande - Newhall CA, US
John Card - Washington MI, US
Theodor Langer - Vienna, AT

International Classification:

B65B001/00

US Classification:

053/396000

Abstract:

A flexible polymeric container for holding albumin. The container is made of a sheet of flexible polymeric film formed into a bag having a cavity enclosed by a first wall, an opposing second wall, and seals about a periphery of the first and second walls. The seals join an interior portion of the opposing first and second walls and create a fluid-tight chamber within the cavity of the container for storing a concentration of the albumin. A method of packaging the albumin protein into a flexible polymeric container is also provided. Therein a flexible polymeric material is converted into bags, the bags are filled with a quantity of albumin by a filler, and a seal area of the bags is sealed to enclose the albumin within the bag.

US Patent:

20040159574, Aug 19, 2004

Filed:

Feb 17, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/779993

Inventors:

James Lewis - Antioch IL, US
William Baccia - McHenry IL, US
Josef Schmidt - Green Oaks IL, US
Johan Vandersande - Newhall CA, US
John Card - Washington MI, US
Theodor Langer - Vienna, AT
Georg Habison - Vienna, AT
Helmut Eder - Kufstein, AT

International Classification:

B65B055/02

US Classification:

206/525000, 053/425000

Abstract:

A flexible polymeric container for holding albumin. The container is made of a sheet of flexible polymeric film formed into a bag having a cavity enclosed by a first wall, an opposing second wall, and seals about a periphery of the first and second walls. The seals join an interior portion of the opposing first and second walls and create a fluid-tight chamber within the cavity of the container for storing a concentration of the albumin.