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7 July 1983 Holographic Measurement Of Particulate Contamination In Sealed Sterile Containers
John C. Zeiss, Julius Z. Knapp, Joe S. Crane, Paul Dunn, Brian J . Thompson
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Abstract
The presence of particulates, in injectable: solutions, can be medically hazardous depending on their size and shape. Hence, a. mandatory particulate inspection is performed prior to the release of any injectable drug. However, the determination of realistic quality limits, has been hampered by the absence of any physical non-destructive, measurement or comparison technique. This paper describes a far-field holographic' method for the measurement of particulate, contamination in sealed sterile containers. This application of holography provides to the pharmaceutical industry for the first. time, a non-destructive technique to inspect production containers and to classify the size and quantity of contaminants.
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John C. Zeiss, Julius Z. Knapp, Joe S. Crane, Paul Dunn, and Brian J . Thompson "Holographic Measurement Of Particulate Contamination In Sealed Sterile Containers", Proc. SPIE 0353, Industrial and Commercial Applications of Holography, (7 July 1983); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.933957
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KEYWORDS
Inspection

Holograms

Particles

Holography

Contamination

Liquids

Monochromatic aberrations

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