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You have successfully logged out. Need something a little more bespoke? Expensive inventory sat on shelves? Reprocessing costs due to sterility expiry? We can design and provide the best solution for you. Our flexible approach ensures that your equipment is processed efficiently, and delivered on time for next use. Not all products are registered and approved for sale in all countries or regions. Indications of use may also vary by country and region. Please contact your country representative for product availability and information. Product images are for reference only. Braun uses cookies to provide you with an optimal website experience. Cookies enable you to enjoy certain features such as playing videos or displaying personalized content. They also help us to understand how our site is being used and allow us to further improve our websites. Braun uses cookies to improve your experience on our website. Functional cookies are cookies that are absolutely necessary for essential functions of the website to work. Without these the website cannot be used as intended. Among other things, they ensure provision of the correct functionality when a page is changed from http to https and therefore that increased security requirements are met. Your consent is not required for the use of essential cookies. Performance cookies are cookies that collect information about the way a website is used by the visitor, namely, which page a user calls up most often and whether error messages are displayed. These cookies do not store any other information. This information is also stored only in anonymized form. Marketing cookies are used to measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns and the number of repetitions of ads. They are used to present the user with relevant and tailored advertisement. IPAC and Provincial guidelines have changed in a way that affects every dental practice in Canada. Many practices have had to hire extra staff in order to be in compliance. Even with the best intentions, human error can hinder even the best systems. Developed as a response to the need for a better solution, SteriLog is an automated innovation that records all data required for the reprocessing of instruments including both the packages themselves and the log. It does all this while saving precious time. SteriLog not only labels the packages, and completes the logging, but also allows for certification of the results of chemical indicator tests after the sterilization cycle is complete. With each cycle, data on the use of Type 1, 4 and 5 chemical indicators is recorded in the log along with the results of active observation of mechanical sterilizer function. SteriLog Provides a Complete, Innovative, Customized Solution. Creating a printout of the entire data log or selected portions is effortless. Dental professionals and IT specialists, and has been tested and refined in active dental facilities. As ongoing practices and regulations will likely change, SteriLog will keep pace and make updates available. Sorry, no products matched your selection. Please choose a different combination. Please select some product options before adding this product to your cart. Sorry, this product is unavailable. Optimized by Speed Booster Pack v4. Rice describes an automated solution for labeling and logging instrument packages as well as certifying indicator test results. AIDS epidemic that swept the United States in the 1980s and 1990s was a pivotal point for dentistry. The same year that Ronald Reagan signed a presidential executive order creating the first Presidential Commission on AIDS, a woman named Kimberly Bergalis had two molars removed by Dr. Later, Bergalis accused Acer of giving her HIV. Dental protocols for sterilization came into question when investigators struggled to figure out how not only Bergalis but five other patients also became infected with the AIDS virus. In this case, there were at least 50 patients who may have been affected by those unsafe practices. The same year in Seattle, some 1,250 children were treated with instruments that had not been sterilized. Dental providers do not set out to intentionally harm anyone, but clinicians have to be diligent not only in making sure the instruments they use are sterile but also that they have systems in place to test the efficacy of the sterilization equipment. Thankfully, engineers and designers are always helping clinicians accomplish the task of sterilization more efficiently and effectively. There have been great gains in this area of the dental industry. Instrument sterilization techniques have advanced over the years and created efficiencies for dental practices. In addition, the RCDSO updated its standards of care for infection control and prevention, which addresses instrument reprocessing, sterilizer monitoring, and other elements of IPAC. In the United States, some states are considering following this protocol. Mandated or not, having proper controls and steriliza filexlib.
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