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From The Show Floor: What I Saw at AORN

A report on the latest in capital equipment on display at the AORN's 50th Congress in Chicago

Scotty Farris

The annual Congress of the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN) offers what I think is the best peek at the latest developments in surgical technology. Here, I'll review some of the new products on display at this year's 50th Congress in Chicago.

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Equipping Your OR, Imaging, Infection Control, Product Reports, Supplies/Implants

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