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Pharmaceutical Technology-03-02-2005
Volume29
Issue 3

Managing Aseptic Interventions

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James P. Agalloco

This article outlines a comprehensive approach for organizing a firm's aseptic operations, including planning for routine and nonroutine interventions, establishing effective process simulations, and determining which vials to incubate.

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