The lawsuit involves five B. Braun patents, which the company asserts CareFusion has infringed upon. The patents include:
• Security Pump With Bar Code Reader
• Patient Medication IV Delivery Pump with Wireless Communication To A Hospital Information System
• Method and Apparatus for Controlling An Infusion Pump and the Like
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B. Braun recently filed a multi-count patent infringement suit against CareFusion 303, involving CareFusion’s Alaris System infusion pumps and smart medication systems, according to a B. Braun news release.
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