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Journal of Functional BiomaterialsSterilization of medical devices is a critical process to ensure patient safety. However, traditional steam autoclaves may be unsuitable for heat-sensitive materials.
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Journal of Microencapsulation, 1994
The attempt was made to study liposome stability and oxidation under the autoclaving conditions. It was shown that after the preliminary air removal from a liposome sample there was no lipid oxidation (malonaldehyde bis(dimethyl acetate) was used as a control) and liposome content leakage during autoclaving.
A N, Lukyanov, V P, Torchilin
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The attempt was made to study liposome stability and oxidation under the autoclaving conditions. It was shown that after the preliminary air removal from a liposome sample there was no lipid oxidation (malonaldehyde bis(dimethyl acetate) was used as a control) and liposome content leakage during autoclaving.
A N, Lukyanov, V P, Torchilin
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A study of the use of autoclave bags in non-vacuum autoclaves
Journal of Dentistry, 1989Two types of autoclave bags have been tested in five commonly used dental, non-vacuum autoclaves. The bags did not prevent the sterilization of instruments provided that most of the air was removed and the bags of instruments were not stacked. The use of a sterilization indicator in the bag is mandatory.
P R, Wood, M V, Martin
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The use of autoclaves in the dental surgery
Australian Dental Journal, 1995AbstractAutoclaving is the absolute method of achieving instrument sterilization in any health care setting. However, it does rely on an effective pre‐sterilization routine for instrument handling and the subsequent correct loading and operation of the autoclave.
Savage, NW, Walsh, LJ
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1975
To the Editor.— In a recent QUESTION AND ANSWER (232:849, 1975), the comments by Dr Samuel B. Harper of Madison, Wis, have been noted. We would like to mention that our company's Schiotz tonometers, bearing serial numbers 70-2400 and up, may be autoclaved.
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To the Editor.— In a recent QUESTION AND ANSWER (232:849, 1975), the comments by Dr Samuel B. Harper of Madison, Wis, have been noted. We would like to mention that our company's Schiotz tonometers, bearing serial numbers 70-2400 and up, may be autoclaved.
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A Review on the Out-of-Autoclave Process for Composite Manufacturing
Journal of Composites Science, 2022Okenwa I Okoli
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