Whether you are trying to create a custom sterilization tray or just trying to locate the right replacement silicone bars for your existing sterilization trays you need to know the actual sizes. Here are images of most PST brand silicone bars...
The safety and protection of the sterilized products for patient’s care don’t just rely on the process of sterilization; it also depends on the design, material, and quality of the instrument. The reusable aluminum terilization trays are anytime better than...
Today we will look into new Plastic Sterilization Trays which has some new advanced features which can save your sterilization department both time & money by increasing efficiency. Lets first look at what these sterilization trays are made of. Raw...
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...
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Before advancements in infection control, only conditions that brought patients near death warranted the risk of surgical intervention. If patients survived the operation, infection was nearly inevitable and death by overwhelming sepsis was knocking at their door. In the late...
We all take sterilization process for granted today but we owe it to charles chamberland, a French micro biologist who worked with Louis Pastuer in 1879 who came up with the first autoclave. Inventing a special filter today known as chamberland...
The Sterile Processing Department (Central Supply, or Sterile Supply as it is also known), comprises that service within the hospital in which medical/surgical supplies and equipment, both sterile and nonsterile, are cleaned, prepared, processed, stored, and issued for patient care.
Until the 1940s, medical/surgical supplies were, for the most part, processed and maintained in the departments and patient care areas in which they were to be used. Under this system, there was considerable duplication of effort and equipment, and it was difficult to maintain consistently high standards for sterilization technique and product quality throughout the health care facility.
