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на токсикологические, санитарно-химические испытания, испытания на стерильность и пирогенность
[117] ОСТ 42-513—99 Устройства комплектные эксфузионныс. инфузионные и трансфузионные одно
кратного применения. Требования химической и биологической безопасности. Методы испытаний в условиях
предприятий-изготовителей
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