Surgical Instruments

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5 Steps to Improved Instrument Care

Reorganized trays, team togetherness and real-time tracking are the keys to success.

Posted 11/06/20 | Adam Taylor | Post a comment

With ever-improving instrumentation, fixing compression fractures has never been easier.

Posted 08/10/20 | Al Rhyne, MD | Post a comment

Bedside treatments improve workflow, patient care and the relationship between surgical teams and reprocessing techs.

Posted 08/10/20 | Casey Czarnowski, BA, CRCST, CSPDT, CIS, CER | Post a comment

Tracking software provides the data needed to improve clinical efficiencies and patient care.

Posted 04/16/20 | Jon Kraft, BSN, RN, CNOR | Post a comment

Better instrument protection and environmental benefits are just a few of the reasons facilities are deciding to do away with blue wrap.

Posted 03/19/20 | Jared Bilski | Post a comment

Here's what to look for in a portable fluoroscopic system.

Posted 01/14/20 | Gregory C. Jett, BSRT | Post a comment

Our survey reveals which drugs our readers buy premixed, prelabeled and ready to give.

Posted 06/19/19 | Jared Bilski | 1 comment

Help your doctors see more clearly and move more easily through the colon with the latest scopes and add-ons.

Posted 11/29/17 | Anna Merriman, Associate Editor | Post a comment

Minimally invasive surgery can be a major pain in the neck (and back, shoulders and wrists) for your surgeons.

Posted 11/29/17 | Dan O'Connor, Editor-in-Chief | Post a comment

6 devices that let your GI docs diagnose — and treat — disorders throughout the digestive system.

Posted 11/02/17 | Subha Sundararajan, MD; Douglas Weine, MD | Post a comment

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