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Advanced Aseptic Processing: RABS and Isolator Operations

publication date: Aug 4, 2008
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Advanced Aseptic Processing (AAP) is a term referenced in the recently published ISPE RABS definition1 to cover the spectrum of Restricted Access Barrier Systems (RABS) and isolator systems. In general, AAP techniques are physical barrier methods of product protection and containment that are used during manufacturing operations to separate (primarily) operators from the process. These methods are most often used during open processes or other critical process steps to ensure the product is not exposed to viable organisms and particulate contamination. While there are many methods to choose from, there is no argument that AAP techniques are widely used.



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