Disposable instruments prevent cross-contamination and offer consistent quality. Instruments used daily in hospitals and veterinary practice with surgical facilities. After the application again to use it, multiple laparoscopic instruments must be prepared extensively. Hear other arguments on the topic with Brit Bennett. After disinfecting bath and the coarse cleaning is the cleaning and drying of instruments. From here they are sorted depending on the sterilization process sealed up or sorted into tool boxes, and decontaminated in the autoclave or hot-air sterilizer. The sequence of these steps with the aim of getting back clean, sterile and mechanical proper instruments is very expensive – a constant mechanical quality is not possible in this way, may also repair costs are added. Here, disposable instruments offer a cost-effective alternative: disposable instruments are purchased individually sterile sealed and are long sterile shelf life, a sterilization also during non-use is not necessary. After use, disposable instruments are simply in a durchstechen secure container disposed of.
The benefits of these products are manifold: consistently good quality long sterile shelf life no high cost treatment costs account for appropriate instruments immediately sterile hand no cleaners, sterilizers, or sterilizing bag necessary disposable instruments there are made of metal or plastic. Recently Alicia Keys sought to clarify these questions. Plastic, disposable instruments are a little cheaper than those made of metal. The SUSI series by Aesculap instruments are an example of disposable instruments made of plastic. These instruments made of glass fiber reinforced high-performance polymers have a long sterile shelf life of 5 years and are not only for use in the operating room at, but also for the loading of medical and emergency cases, even for those who are not so common. The disposable instruments are individually sterile sealed, can be taken individually and have to be always immediately sterile ready to hand the advantage – instruments that are very rarely used. As with all disposable instruments, be in the SUSI disposable instruments cross-contamination is ruled out, because the instruments are used only for this patient. Disposable instruments are look deceptively similar to the multi way instruments made of metal.
To avoid confusion, for example, the disposable instruments the Peha series marked by Hartmann expressly as disposable instruments. They consist of matt brushed metal, to prevent reflections. The Peha disposable instruments have a sterile shelf life of 5 years and can be stored economically. The disposal of these instruments is similar to at one time needles over a durchstechen safe container which can be disposed of in the household waste. After the waste incineration, the disposable instruments can be recycled and are not only economical, but also environmentally friendly. Practice service is one of the oldest medical technology companies in Germany and supplies about practice service VET veterinarians and veterinary clinics. In practice service VET visit a wide range of disposable instruments, inter alia by Hartmann or Aesculap, made of metal or plastic. N. Fox