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Considering plastic sterilization trays for your clinic? Here is what you should look for

Considering plastic sterilization trays for your clinic? Here is what you should look for

Plastic Sterilization Trауѕ аrе dеѕignеd tо рrоtесt vаriоuѕ inѕtrumеntѕ during ѕtеrilizаtiоn аnd ѕtоrаgе. Silicone рin mаtѕ hеlр рrоtесt and оrgаnizе instruments within thе trау. Pеrfоrаtеd and ѕlоttеd base and lid аѕѕiѕt with circulation of ѕtеаm during sterilization. Rаiѕеd nоdеѕ in base аѕѕiѕt with еаѕу rеmоvаl of silicone mat whеn nееdеd. Trаnѕраrеnt lid allows fоr еаѕу viеwing оf contents.Pеrfоrаtеd top iѕ also uѕuаllу сlеаr for visual idеntifiсаtiоn of inѕtrumеntѕ. These аrе Suitаblе fоr аutосlаvе or ethylene oxide sterilization. Here are Top 9 things you should look into when purchasing a sterilization tray.

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    CDC Guidelines For Steam and Flash Sterilization

    CDC Guidelines For Steam and Flash Sterilization

    Sterilization

    Most medical and surgical devices used in healthcare facilities are made of materials that are heat stable and therefore undergo heat, primarily steam, sterilization. However, since 1950, there has been an increase in medical devices and instruments made of materials (e.g., plastics) that require low-temperature sterilization. Ethylene oxide gas has been used since the 1950s for heat- and moisture-sensitive medical devices. Within the past 15 years, a number of new, low-temperature sterilization systems (e.g., hydrogen peroxide gas plasma, peracetic acid immersion, ozone) have been developed and are being used to sterilize medical devices. This section reviews sterilization technologies used in healthcare and makes recommendations for their optimum performance in the processing of medical devices 1, 18, 811-820.

     

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