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Bacterial Cross-Contamination in a Veterinary Ophthalmology Setting
Frontiers in Veterinary Science, 2020 The present study describes the prevalence of bacterial cross-contamination in a veterinary ophthalmology setting, a serious issue that can result in healthcare-associated (or nosocomial) infections among patients and staff. Retrospective (n = 5 patients)
Dominic Gentile +6 more
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, 2022 9 S. + 30 FolienWhen performing manual handling steps, operators generate and emit varying quantities of contamination in an uncontrolled manner. To avoid the high risk of cross-contamination in cleanroom environments associated with these processes, an ...
Kreck, Guido +2 more
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Characterization of Bacterial Strains and Their Resistance Status in the Hospital Environment: Systematic Review [PDF]
Modern MedicineBackground: Clinical environments are considered reservoirs of antibiotic-resistant microorganisms that lead to the constant progression of nosocomial infections. The objective of this systematic review is to provide an epidemiological description of the
Diego Alejandro ESTRADA RIOS +3 more
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Bacterial Contamination of Digital Panoramic Dental X-Ray Equipment
치위생과학회지, 2023 Background: Digital panoramic dental X-ray equipment (PDX) is frequently used by patients and dental workers for diagnosis and examination in dental institutions; however, infection control has not been properly implemented.
Lee-Rang Im, Ji-Hyun Min, Ki-Rim Kim
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AntibioticsBackground/objectives: Blood culture (BC) contamination is a frequent problem which leads to increased laboratory workload, inappropriate use of antibiotics and the associated adverse events, and increased healthcare costs.
Fani Veini +3 more
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Blood Contamination of Anesthesia Equipment and Monitoring Equipment
Anesthesia & Analgesia, 1994 This study was conducted to determine the extent of blood contamination of anesthesia equipment and monitoring equipment in clinical use in operating rooms. The study employed a catalytic-test method, which is used in forensic medicine, to detect blood contamination of anesthesia equipment and monitoring equipment.
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, 2018 7 S.Chemical contamination is becoming an increasingly important issue in controlled production environments for space, semiconductor and medical device industries.
Gommel, Udo, Keller, Markus
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Capabilities of Elimination of Contamination of Sensitive Equipment in the Polish Armed Forces [PDF]
Biuletyn Wojskowej Akademii TechnicznejThe article deals with a topical issue, which is the elimination of contamination of sensitive equipment, and therefore notsusceptible to the process by ‘wet’ methods.
Władysław Harmata, Piotr Wachna
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Problems of decontamination [PDF]
Biuletyn Wojskowej Akademii Technicznej, 2018 The work describes the elimination of contamination as a system for securing troops in the event of contamination in a functional and task approach. A critical analysis of technical equipment and post-contamination procedures was presented.
Władysław Harmata
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Microbial contamination of denture polishing equipment [PDF]
South African Dental Journal, 2019 INTRODUCTION: Lathes and pumice slurry are commonly used without change or disinfection for polishing both new and old, repaired dentures PURPOSE: To identify and quantify any microorganisms harboured in these components in the laboratories of an academic teaching institution where the machines are in constant daily use.
Sykes, LM +5 more
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