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`I Injectable medicines
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`S1erile medicines intended for a<lmnistation by bolus injection, perfusion or infusion by any of the 1ollowing routes: intravenous, intramuscular,
`in1rathecal, intra-arterial, subcu1aneous, intradennal, intraventricular, epidural, intravesicular, intravitreal, intrapleural and in1raocular.
`An injectable medicine is Ready-to-admnister when it reciuires no furfler dilution or recoostituf on and is presenle<I in the final container or
`device, ready i'.lr admnistration or connection lo a needle or a<lmnistration set For example, an infusion in a bag with no a<l<litive required.
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`I An in·ectable medicine is Ready-to-use when it requires no further dilution or reconstitution bei'.lre transfer lo an administration device. For
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`pie, a liQuid wifl an ampoule, of the required concentration, that only needs 1o be drawn up in1o a syringe.
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